Product
They design and manufacturer products in the following categories:
- Digital Simulcast where analog signals are duplicated in the digital tier, allows system operators to transport digital only traffic on their core networks.
- Universal Edge QAM
- Vecima's HyperQAM is a high-density, Universal Edge QAM that offers simultaneous support for triple play video, voice and data services.
- Video On Demand
- Video on Demand allows consumers to choose specific programs, such as movies or sports events, for viewing on their television sets.
- Wireless - WiMAX
- Vecima's VistaMAX product family (WiMAX 802.16-2004) achieves high performance, non line-of-sight (NLOS) connectivity.
- Wireless - BWIN
- Vecima's BWIN (Broadband Wireless Internet Network) architecture is based on the powerful and cost effective DOCSIS platform and provides an excellent solution for offering high bandwidth wireless services.
- Wireless - WaveRider
- Vecima offers the world leading non line-of-sight (NLOS) broadband products developed by WaveRider for the unlicensed 900 MHz, 4.9 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands.
- QAM Upconverter
- Fully agile, commercial quality IF upconverters for DOCSIS and Digital Video applications.
- Digital Video
- Digital video allows system operators to transport several video streams within the same bandwidth that is usually consumed by a single analog CATV channel.
- Advanced Analog
- Fully agile analog CATV modulators
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