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Motorola’s Vision for 3G CDMA

Sub-Regional SeminarWarsaw, Poland

October 4, 2001


Discussion Topics

• CDMA Market Overview– Trends– Growth– Evolution

• 3G Is Here and CDMA Is Ready– Successful Path– Significant Role in 3G


Wireless Market Trends

!!!! Future Growth Will Be Driven by Non-Voice Services, Increasing Network Complexity and New Revenue Generation

TimeTime

Operator RevenueVoice + Services

Operator RevenueVoice Only

Subscribers

Minutes of Voice Useper Subscriber


Analog

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• Voice• No Drops• Voice• No Drops

19951995

• Services• Voice Quality• Capacity

• Services• Voice Quality• Capacity 1999

1999

• Enhanced Services• High Speed Data• Enhanced Services• High Speed Data

2G

2.5G3G and Beyond

Industry ResponseIndustry Response

2002-2004

2002-2004

• VoIP• Untethered

Ethernet• High Voice and

Data Capacity

• VoIP• Untethered

Ethernet• High Voice and

Data Capacity

Customer ExpectationCustomer Expectation

Benefits and Value Migration


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2.5G2.5G

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GSMTDMA

CDMA2000 1XCDMA2000 1X

OperatorOperator

OperatoriDEN

TDMA IS-136GSM 900

GSM 1800PCS 1900

IS-95AIS-95A IS-95BIS-95B

CDMA2000 1xEV Data Only (DO)

CDMA2000 1xEV Data Only (DO)

CDMA2000 1xEV Data & Voice (DV)CDMA2000 1xEV Data & Voice (DV)

EDGEEDGEUMTSUMTS

14.4 Kbps – 64 Kbps – 153.6 Kbps – 384 Kbps – 2 Mbps & Up14.4 Kbps – 64 Kbps – 153.6 Kbps – 384 Kbps – 2 Mbps & Up

Migration Paths to 3G


CDMA vs. Other TechnologiesCDMA IS-95B (64 Kbps)

commercial deployments in Japan

and Korea CDMA industry1xEV-DO (up to 2.4 Mbps)

deployment targeted

GSM industry commercializes GPRS

(26 Kbps) service

GSM industry commercializes WCDMA

(2 Mbps) service

Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 Q1Q1 Q2Q2

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Q3Q3 Q4Q4

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CDMA industry commercializes 1xEV-DV (up to 4.8 Mbps) service

CDMA2000 1X service rollout (up to 153.6 Kbps)

Korea introduces commercial

CDMA2000 1X (up to 153.6

Kbps)

GSM industry EDGE deployment

targeted

…Q4…Q4


Mobile Internet Subscribers

Source: Company and Industry Reports, Japan Telecommunications Carriers Association

The Wireless Internet Begins…• Data penetration still less than

10% but growing rapidly.• 60% Mobile Internet penetration

already in Japan.• Sprint, BT Cellnet, DoCoMo,

J-Phone, KDDI, Nextel, and Verizon all exceed 1 million data subscribers.

• Over 15% of all telecom service revenue will come from Mobile Internet in 2005.

Carrier Subs (M)DoCoMo* 23.0KDDI* 7.2J-Phone* 6.7BT Cellnet 1.3Shinsegi (Korea) 0.5

Sprint PCS 1.5Verizon 1.0AT&T 0.6Nextel 1.1Telefonica 0.5Omnitel 0.1TIM 0.1France Telecom 0.7Others 1.65

Total* 46.0* As of 4/30/01


3G Concept Devices / Applications

chat

picture messagingentertainmentInfotainmentInfotainment

locationentertainment

live communication

MultiMulti--Media TabletMedia Tablet

Voice & MultiVoice & Multi--Media PlaybackMedia Playback

live communication

messagingPIM and synchronization


Discussion Topics

• CDMA Market Overview– Trends– Growth– Evolution

• 3G Is Here and CDMA Is Ready– Successful Path– Significant Role in 3G


• Support of CDMA2000 1X Air Interface– Enables new revenue generating data

opportunities– Nearly doubles voice capacities

• Orderly Migration Path– Maximizes re-use of existing equipment– Minimizes risk to existing voice services– Simplifies BTS upgrades

• Introduction of Packet Components– Packet Data Service Node– Authentication, Accounting, and Authorization

Server

Today CDMA2000 1X Provides…


CDMA2000 1X Enhancements Summary

•New revenue generating apps•Reduces op costs per sub•Cost effective migration

• Technical Improvements– MAC and turbo codes for data– Fast forward and reverse link power control– Forward link transmit diversity– Re-use of IS-95A and IS-95B standards

• Benefits– 153.6 Kbps data rate– Up to 4-6X capacity increase for data– Up to 2X capacity increase for voice– Migration strategy from IS-95A/B


1X Installation

1xEV-DODeployments

The CDMA Cost Effective, Smooth 3G Migration Path

1xEV-DO (Data Only)System Optimized for

Non-Real-Time,High-Speed Packet Services

1xEV-DV (Data & Voice)System to Support

High-Speed Packet Data and Real-Time Services

1X Deployments

1xEV-DVDeployments

1xEV-DO BLText Done

(Aug. 2000)

1xEV-DO StandardComplete

(Oct. 2000)

1xEV-DV BL Text Done(Jan. 2002)

1xEV-DVTSG Publish(Feb. 2002)

2000 2001 2002 2003

StudyPeriod


• Peak data rate of 4.8 Mbps--unmatched data capacity of 1.0 Mbps within 1.25 MHz

• Reverse link peak data rate of 614 Kbps– 1.38 Mbps reverse link peak rate under investigation

• Backward compatible with IS-95A/B and 1X• Supports voice, mixed voice/data, and real-time, 2-

way on a single carrier• Flexibility to deploy data only carriers to maximize

end-user data rates• Background, interactive, streaming, and real-time/2-

way services• WCDMA/HSDPA and 1xEV-DV share common CDMA

technology

1xEV-DV Overview


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Possible to support data traffic with

unused voice capacity

Possible to support data traffic with

unused voice capacity

Data-only overlays increase operators’

cost model

Data-only overlays increase operators’

cost model

Standards-based voice and data networks

promote economies of scale

Standards-based voice and data networks

promote economies of scale

1xEV-DVMixed Voice and Data Economies


1xEV-DV – 2-Way, Simultaneous Voice and Data – Future ReadyFuture Ready

Talk to Each Other

See Each Other

Be Totally Connected


1xEV-DV Proposal Partners

• Motorola has over 110 contracts to deploy cdmaOne™ systems in 24 countries worldwide

• Nokia is the world’s leading mobile phone company with over 30% market share in 2000

• Texas Instruments is the leading semiconductor provider of 2G & 2.5G wireless terminal solutions

• Altera is the leading supplier of programmable logic solutions

• Philips is the leading supplier of ICs, discrete components, and systems solutions for wireless communications


• 3G is really here and it profoundly changes the wireless industry by delivering new and compelling voice, data, and integrated services.

• 1xEV-DV is the evolution path for CDMA2000. This technology will continually drive the industry to meet the expectations that customers have for wireless.

• Motorola is a leader in CDMA2000 and plans to continually contribute to the 3G efforts together with the CDG and other CDMA industry leaders.

Motorola Is Ready for 3GFinal Thoughts…Final Thoughts…


• Worldwide Leadership– Deployed world’s first commercial cdmaOne™ system and

first cdmaOne systems in Japan, China, United States, Latin America, Africa, and Israel

– Over 110 contracts to deploy cdmaOne systems in 24countries

– Commercially deployed IS-95B 64 Kbps HSPD in Japan– Leading proposal for 1xEV-DV in 3GPP2

• Product Leadership– Interoperability: first to deploy IOS internationally– Form factor innovation: concept creator of “wearable” phone – Deployment flexibility, increased capacity and coverage: CDMA

base transceiver subsystem solutions– Proven reliability: Japan – 7.2 million subscribers on Motorola

IS-95B networks

Motorola Leadership

List Motorola CDMA, UMTS, and GPRS

leadership points here.

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