KYOCERA to Unveil World’s Lightest, Smallest and Most Efficient LTE Base Station at Mobile World United States Congress 2010

KYOCERA Corporation today announced its plan to display case the manufacture’s first base Long Term Evolution (LTE) micro base station at Mobile World Congress (MWC), pickings place February 15-18 in Barcelona, Kingdom of Spain. The world’s smallest, lightest and most efficient LTE stand post*, Kyocera’s paradigm LTE micro stand post is unique in its compact, all-in-I designing, giving network operators an nonsuch instrument to full complement existing networks by enhancing coverage or adding incremental mental ability in high-manipulation areas. Kyocera invites MWC attendees to see the micro base station at MWC Asaph Hall 2, booth 2E66, and is offering common soldier briefings by appointment for media, analysts and mesh operators.

Kyocera’s micro base station weighs less than 26.5 pounds (12 kg) with a book of 12 liters, and offers 8 watts of transmit mightiness, a fraction of typical macro stand stations. Designed to savoir-faire gaps in reportage and overloaded network “hot spots,” the micro base stations part cooperatively with existing macro instruction stand stations in highly scalable “heterogeneous” networks. This is enabled by Kyocera’s pioneering employment in the exploitation of interference-palliation engineering. The company is a leading contributor of such engineering to the 3GPP.

Along with displaying the micro base station, Kyocera volition fling a live demonstration at MWC of its ultra-efficient macro base post, which weighs less than 39.7 pounds (18 kg) with a volume of 20 liters, and uses only 211 watts or less of mightiness — significantly less than any LTE base station demonstrated to date. Kyocera achieves unprecedented carrying out in both its micro and macro stand stations through body politic-of-the-artistic production RF technology and the manufacture’s most efficient mightiness amplifier. For network operators, Kyocera’s infrastructure products fling significant reductions in both capital and operating expenditures (CapEx and OpEx).

“LTE networks are capable of offering rich content and amazing features, but only if reportage is consistent and provides reliable multi-megabit-per-second base speeds for all consumers,” said Junichi Jinno, Executive Officer & General Manager of Kyocera’s Corporate R&D Group for Equipment and Systems. “Kyocera’s micro and macro stand stations are the manufacture’s topper, most cost-efficient tools for operators to implement and fine-melodic phrase a mesh that delivers on this hope.”

Kyocera’s base byplay began in 1995, and the company has since perfected its all-in-I designing in more than 634,000 stand stations installed globally using PHS engineering. At Mobile River World United States Congress, Kyocera along with Starent Networks (now office of Cisco), a leadership provider of multimedia heart engineering, will demonstrate a complete LTE solution for mobile operators worldwide. The joint demonstration, which consists of stand stations (eNodeB) from Kyocera and evolved mail boat core equipment from Starent, is available at MWC2010 in Kyocera’s stall.

Kyocera’s booth at MWC volition also feature base and depot devices employing WiMAX and iBurst broadband technologies, along with a broad array of mobile handsets. Network operators, journalists and analysts wishing to schedule common soldier briefings at MWC may do so by contacting John Chier, Director of Corporate Communications at Kyocera Communications Inc., at bathroom.chier@kyocera.com.

*Claim based on Kyocera marketplace enquiry as of Feb 1, 2010.