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Short-range Radio for High-speed Transmission: Technologies and MarketsPractel, Inc. - 5/1/2010 - ID: PT2688967 | | Publisher Purchase Options |  | PDF E-mail From Publisher | $3,950.00 | Add to cart  |
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Research Methodology
Considerable research was performed using the Internet. Information from various Web sites was studied and analyzed; evaluation of publicly available marketing and technical publications was also conducted. Telephone conversations and interviews were held with industry analysts, technical experts and executives. In addition to these interviews and primary research, secondary sources were used to develop a more complete mosaic of the market landscape, including industry and trade publications, conferences and seminars.
The overriding objective throughout the work has been to provide valid and relevant information. This has led to a continual review and update of the information content.
Target Audience
This report provides the high-speed short-range radio technology and market analysis and assessments. These materials are useful for service providers, vendors, network operators and managers, Enterprise IT staff, investors and end users seeking to gain a deeper understanding of HDVD radio opportunities and barriers in the market growth.
The end users can gain thorough understanding of product’s market and capabilities as well as the economics of using these technologies products to improve cost efficiency.
Synopsis:
There is a clear consumer desire to remove the mess of HDMI cables and interconnection headaches associated with modern HD multimedia systems. Several different wireless technologies are available that offer the promise of such cable-free high definition connectivity, providing users with seamless networking capabilities and visually-pleasing HD home theatre setups. However, there is a complex mix of standards, innovation, technologies and costs that companies have to balance before any clear winner(s) gains dominance in the home environment.
This report continues the Practel, Inc analysis of high-speed short-reach radio for indoor applications with the emphasis on High Definition Video Distribution (HDVD) technologies. Even in one of the worst global recessions in the history, technologies and markets for the wireless HDVD inside of a home continue to attract attention of R&D and the industry. There are several factors for this:
- It is a very lucrative area, with a potential customers size in many hundred of millions
- The majority of cable, satellite and telephone companies offer HD video services
- Wired connections are becoming more and more complicated and inefficient due to proliferation home theaters with multiple HD-ready devices, such as TV sets, video projectors, various players and other
- Progress in the IC, packaging and other technologies allows constructing relatively inexpensive high-quality HDVD radios.
This report addresses multiple radio technologies that are being developed to serve the HD video distribution market for short-range wireless transmission. It also compares these technologies features and market properties. The main goal is to show the dynamics of the marketplace and properties of various technologies that support this very active market.
The report, in particular, addresses following markets and technologies:
- WirelessHD: 60 GHz technology developed by SiBeam, now with many partners. Standard produced by the WirelessHD Alliance.
- IEEE 802.15.3c - 60 GHz WPAN technology
- WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface): 5 GHz technology developed by Amimon. Standard produced by WHDI Special Interest Group (SIG), which consist of several leading companies in the CE and communications industries.
- A UWB-based technology developed by Sigma Designs
- WiGig- a recently established group, which was founded by leading manufacturers in CE and communications - 60 GHz technology
- IEEE 802.11n - WLAN technology
- ECMA-387 - 60 GHz technology
- Very High Throughput Group-IEEE 802.11ad - 60 GHz technology - bridge to WLAN
- IEEE 802.11ac - Very High Throughput - in the frequency band less than 6 GHz.
The report analyzes the current status of these technologies developments as well as their marketing features. Most of these technologies are being designed to carry uncompressed HD video/audio signals. Some of them are already approved by the standard organizations; though the majority of technologies are still in various stages of the development.
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