Motorola Debuts Next Gen IP Base Station Controller

Motorola introduced an expanded packet base station product line and a next generation CDMA base station controller as part of its CDMA IP Radio Access Network (IP-RAN) portfolio. Specifically, the IP-RAN portfolio has been expanded to include a Next generation IP Base Station Controller (IP-BSC); a refreshed product line of CDMA Packet Base Station (BTS) solutions; and IP-based backhaul and transport. Notably, Motorola's next generation IP-BSC redefines the traditional architecture to a distributed approach with improved capacity and a significantly reduced footprint.



Motorola has deployed IP in its CDMA RAN since 2002 with the implementation of routable IP Transport. Motorola's migration to a distributed architecture. The company said the new products demonstrates its commitment to the evolution to all-IP networks. With this portfolio Motorola is delivering CDMA solutions such as CDMA2000 1xEV-DO that are compliant with 3GPP2 standards and is capable of supporting technologies such as CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Release A and CDMA2000 1xEV-DV. http://www.motorola.com