Overview  
Base Station
For the first time, Kyocera (Japan) and ArrayComm (USA) have untethered the broadband internet and opened the door to a new class of services.

The iBurst System is a direct extension of the open internet architecture, allowing
users transparent access to a full range of applications, services and content- and
letting operators to build on networks they already own
   

All this is possible because the iBurst Broadband Wireless System was designed from the ground up to deliver Wireless wide-area
broadband access with the industry's first truly viable network economics. It takes maximum advantage of ArrayComm's proven
Adaptive- Array-Antenna technology to yield unmatched base station range and capacity, uses TDMA-TDD spectrum for high efficiency and low cost, is designed around well-established data network architectures to ease integration with existing IP Network, and can be deployed in existing cell sites. Kyocera and ArrayComm have built a superb partnership to commercialize iBurst technology and bring it to market, so operator needs for world-class quality, support, and scale are met right out of the box.
   
Fitting into Today's Networks
Beyond range, coverage and capacity, the iBurst system is designed to make things easy for operators on the network side as well.
Rather than requiring an entirely new data infrastructure an iBurst network is an extension of the wired broadband access network of
today as a "Last-One-Mile Access Solution". The iBurst system is pure IP top to bottom, can leverage existing IP infrastructure and is
compatible with all IP-based application services and content.
 
This open IP-centric architecture helps wireless network operators achieve rapid time-to-market. Plus, there's no impact on valuable voice spectrum or existing voice services. Service providers can use the same content and provisioning tools that they use for their wired broadband customers. Users get to enjoy all their favourite broadband applications-Internet access, e-mail, corporate applications over VPN, VoIP, streaming video, on-line gaming-all on standard platforms such as Windows, Linux, and Macintosh.
 
No special client software is required for iBurst other than the iBurst modem driver for laptops and desktops. Off-the-shelf routers and WLAN Access Points that support the ubiquitous PPPoE protocol plug directly into an iBurst desktop modem with no additional software.
 
 
 
User Terminal Express (UTE/54)
USB Type User Terminal (UTU)
User Terminal Desktop (UTD)
User Terminal Wi-fi (UTW)
iBurst Network Architecture