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Broadcom Corporation
, a global innovation leader in
semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, today launched
the first dual-mode small cell family of system-on-a-chips (SoCs). The three
devices in the BCM 617xx Series help cellular providers deliver better mobile
experiences and faster data rates to end users while improving 3G/4G LTE
network performance by offloading data traffic from macro base stations into
small cell nodes. Visit Broadcom @ Mobile World Congress for more news.
Broadcom's new 3G/4G LTE small cell SoCs are built on Broadcom's engineering
expertise in 3G and innovations in 4G LTE technology. The BCM617xx Series
devices also combine PCI-Express and driver integration for Broadcom 802.11n
and 802.11ac Wi-Fi solutions, enabling multimode access points and adding
carrier Wi-Fi to cellular solutions. Together, Broadcom's small cell SoCs
allow carriers to optimize their 3G and 4G LTE spectrum efficiency for an
overall increase in network capacity and a smooth migration path from 3G to 4G
LTE to improve data rates and the quality of services to its subscribers.
All BCM617xx Series devices are compatible with Broadcom's current 3G software
interfaces while expanding capabilities to include next generation 4G LTE
protocols. The BCM617xx Series devices also deliver industry-leading power
efficiency for Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), easing provisioning of power to
remote access points and reducing the size of equipment packaging and
ultimately the bill of materials. Fully integrated 3G and 4G LTE modems
further reduce memory footprint, associated costs and power consumption.
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