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2008
Agenda

Introduction Emi Igarashi

Fujitsu and WiMAX Keith Horn
Fujitsu WiMAX Business Update George Wu
Fujitsu Femto Chip Announcement Dean Chang
CISCO WiMAX Business Overview Roger Dorf
Closing and Q&As Keith Horn

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 Welcome
Fujitsu and WiMAX

Keith Horn
Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc.
Our Ubiquity Vision –
Communication on-the-go

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 Fujitsu at a Glance
ƒ Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
ƒ President: Kuniaki Nozoe
ƒ Established: June 1935
ƒ Revenue: 5,330.9 billion yen (US$ 53.3 billion)
ƒ Net Income: 48.1 billion yen (US$ 481 million)
ƒ R&D Expenditure: 258.7 billion yen (US$ 2.59 billion)
ƒ Employees: 167,000 (as Group, 100,000 Japan and 67,000 overseas)
ƒ Principal Business Technology Solutions, Ubiquitous Product Solutions,
Areas: Device Solutions
ƒ Stock Exchange Tokyo (Code: 6702), Osaka, Nagoya,
Listings: Frankfurt, London, Swiss
Other Operations Technology Solutions
New
Newcompany
companywaswas
established on
established on Device Solutions 9.1%
March
March21,
21,2008
2008
13.8%
Ubiquitous 56.6%
Product 20.5%
Solutions

< FY 2007 Revenue by Business Segment >

Note: Consolidated net sales, net income and R&D expenditure for fiscal year end March 31, 2008. US$1 = ¥100. WW employees as of March 31, 2008.
Consolidated net sales by business segment include Inter-segment sales.
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 Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited at a Glance

Corporate Name FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS LIMITED (FML)

Business Design, manufacturing and sales of LSI products

Headquarters Shinjuku Daiichi Seimei Bldg., 2-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

Haruki Okada, President
Representatives
Shigeru Fujii, Corporate Senior Executive Vice President
Capital 60 billion JPY (US$ 600 million)
6,800 as FML, 13,500 consolidated except for NFMC (as of
Employees
March 2008)
Date of
March 21, 2008
Establishment
Shareholders Fujitsu Limited (Tokyo Stock Exchange 6702), 100% shareholder

Fiscal Year April 1 to March 31

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WiMAX Forum – Steady Growth
Currently more than 500 member companies and growing

Carriers Systems/Equipment
WiMAX Forum
Makers

Semiconductor
+ More Vendors
+ More

+ More
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WiMAX SoC Solution –
Key Ecosystem Driving Factor

System Makers
Base Stations
Subscriber Stations Co Subscriber Stations
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M iz
OE at
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OEM n ODM
(Original Equipment (Original Design
Manufacturers) Fujitsu & Component Manufacturers)
Vendors

Subscriber Stations

Cost Optimization
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Fujitsu – A Total System-on-Chip (SoC)
Solution Provider

WiMAX
CPE
pBS

WiMAX
uBS Phone

PDA

fBS

USB Dongle

mBS
PC Card

pBS

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Fujitsu – Taiwan III
(Fujitsu Microelectronics Platform Inc.)

ƒ Fujitsu Microelectronics Platform Inc.

ƒ Fujitsu Limited and the Institute for Information Industry (III) of
Taiwan established a new company in Taiwan in March 2008
ƒ To develop application platforms and provide engineering
support based on WiMAX technology from Fujitsu and III
ƒ Poised to significantly contribute to the development of
WiMAX in Taiwan

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Fujitsu – WiMAX Leadership

ƒ Pioneer in the WiMAX industry and instrumental in the evangelism

®
of the WiMAX Forum
ƒ A driving force behind emerging broadband wireless standards
(WiMAX/802.16 – from "d" to "e" to "j" / "m")
ƒ Actively participating in 802.16e IOT activities with a number of
base station vendors
ƒ Aggressively pursuing Wave 2 certification
ƒ Building and feeding a worldwide ecosystem
ƒ Global application engineering team to provide expedient, professional
support
ƒ Committed to developing advanced silicon solutions for the
broadband wireless industry using industry-leading process and
packaging technology

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Why Fujitsu – Differentiators

ƒ Commanding the total value chain

ƒ Network Infrastructure ÅÆ Devices ÅÆ Semiconductors
ƒ Leading advocate for beamforming technology
ƒ An end-end system semiconductor company with:
ƒ First-pass, multimillion-gate, mixed-signal chip design success
ƒ Commercially proven nano technology
ƒ Vertically integrated manufacturing capability
ƒ Global application engineering support team

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Fujitsu – CISCO

ƒ Demonstrated the industry’s first interoperability using

beamformed Mobile WiMAX (joint announcement on
September 12, 2007)
ƒ Performed interoperability using beamformed Mobile WiMAX
successfully tested at the plugfest in Taipei the week of
October 15, 2007

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WiMAX Business Overview

Roger Dorf
CISCO Systems
Fujitsu WiMAX Business Update

George Wu
Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc.
 WiMAX SoC Roadmap

3rd Gen BB SoC

ƒ Wireless convergence
ƒ Extremely low power and
Fixed WiMAX SoC
small footprint
ƒ Same SoC for BS & CPE
ƒ First certified BS with SoC
2nd Gen BB SoC
ƒ Optimized for mobile
multimedia terminals
ƒ Low power

1st Gen BB SoC

ƒ Mobile WiMAX-compliant
(for Wave 2 with MIMO/
beamforming)
ƒ Full reference design

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Fujitsu Mobile WiMAX BS SoC Differentiators

ƒ Highly scalable
ƒ From femto to pico to micro
BS solutions
Outdoor Pico Indoor Pico Femto ƒ Market-competitive BOM for
femto base station
ƒ Support for enhanced
features
ƒ Self-organizing network
(SON)
ƒ IPSec
ƒ Location ID

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Mobile SoC Roadmap/Target Applications

90nm

65nm
Demo
FPGA
Board
System
USB 45nm
Dongl New demand Volume business
Market entry
e
creation acceleration 32nm
Limited MIMO Embedded Cellular Multi-mode RF+SDR
Function Full Mobility Use Convergent SDR Combined

FPGA
16e 16e 16e 16e 16e 16e 16e
#0 #1 #2A #3 #4 #5 #6

16e Multi
Band
#2C

RF RF RF RF RF
TEG #1 #2 #3 #4
2.5GHz 2.3/2.5/3.5GHz Multi-Band Multi-Band
5/10MHz 3.5/5/7/10/20MHz Low-Cost
Other Band?
MIMO-based PA PA
#1 #2
Single-Band Multi-Band

CY06 CY07 CY08 CY09 CY10 CY11 CY12

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Mobile WiMAX SoC – Key Features

ƒ Highly integrated OFDMA PHY and MAC baseband SoC

ƒ Low power consumption
ƒ Small size/footprint
ƒ First to implement beamforming and 2x2 MIMO
ƒ Support for Windows XP and Linux OS
ƒ Assured supply
ƒ Comprehensive, long-term product roadmap

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Overview of 16e #1
Goal: First-pass Wave 2 certified
Target regions: Worldwide
Target applications: PC Card, USB dongle, CPE modem, STB

16e#1 BB SoC overview

ƒ Fully compliant with the IEEE 802.16e-2005 Mobile WiMAX standard

ƒ Highly integrated, scalable, 1024 FFT OFDMA PHY and full MAC processors
ƒ Adaptive modulation schemes including 64QAM, 16QAM and QPSK
ƒ Host interface for USB2.0 and CardBus
ƒ Supporting 2x2 MIMO and beamforming
ƒ 90nm with low-leakage process technology
ƒ Small-footprint FBGA 600-pin package (16mm x 16mm)
ƒ Performance: 18Mbps SISO, up to 36 Mbps MIMO
ƒ Power consumption: 240mW @ 18Mbps, less than 10mW in sleep mode
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First-Generation BB SoC Overview
System Design Kit (SDK)
ƒ Fully compliant with the
IEEE 802.16e-2005
standard
ƒ Highly integrated,
scalable,1024 FFT
OFDMA PHY and full
MAC processors
ƒ Host interface for
USB2.0 and CardBus
ƒ Small-footprint FBGA
package

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 First-Generation RF Module Features

ƒ Downlink MIMO for mobile applications

ƒ Fully integrated TX and RX antenna switch, RF front end,
transceiver LSI and VCTCXO
ƒ Small package (15mm x 15mm x 1.5mm)
ƒ Frequency range of 2.496 to 2.69GHz
ƒ Supports BW of 5 and 10MHz
ƒ 4-wire SPI
ƒ Low noise and high linearity
Small 94-pin package
15mm x 15mm x 1.5mm

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Overview of 16e #2A
Goal: Deliver the world’s smallest handset module
Target regions: Worldwide
Target applications: PDA, handy Internet terminal, PMP
Target schedule: ES available and production in end of 2008
16e#2A module overview

ƒ Low cost and fully compliant with the IEEE 802.16e-2005 Mobile WiMAX standard
ƒ Small form-factor handset module (15mm x 15mm x 1.5mm)
ƒ RF, BB, PMM, PA, Flash, SDRAM and all passive components included
ƒ Built-in LMAC/UMAC firmware
ƒ Target profile: 2A/B/C (2.3GHz, 3.5/5/10MHz)
3A (2.5GHz, 5/10/20MHz)
5AL/BL/CL (3.5/5/7/10/20MHz)
Baseband support for <1GHz RF
ƒ Host interface: SPI, SDIO
ƒ Target throughput: DL 20Mbps, UL 4Mbps

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 #2A Module Snapshot

ƒ Module size
ƒ 15mm x 15mm = 225mm^2
RF ƒ Contents
ƒ BB SoC+SDRAM
BB (SIP) ƒ RF: Tri band (2.3/2.5/3.5GHz)
ƒ PMM
ƒ PA, switch and memories
PA

PA

PMM

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#2A Chip Evaluation Kit

PMM sub
RF
board

BB(SIP)
BB sub
RF sub
PA board
board

PA

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WiMAX World Demonstration – Booth #622

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Summary

ƒ Fujitsu is a fully committed WiMAX SoC solution provider

with:
ƒ A robust and competitive roadmap
ƒ A solid record of product and customer executions
ƒ 1st WiMAX-certified BS using Fujitsu’s fixed WiMAX SoC
ƒ 1st mobile WiMAX SoC to pass beamforming IOT with Cisco
ƒ In-house engineering expertise that spans networking to system to
semiconductors–a unique position that sets us apart from other
WiMAX chipset providers

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WiMAX 802.16e Base Station SoC

Dean Chang
Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc.
Announcing

ƒ Mobile WiMAX base station SoC

ƒ Highly integrated solution with all MAC and PHY features
required to support Mobile WiMAX Wave 2
ƒ Flexible enough to support the low-cost consumer
requirements of femto, while being scalable to pico and
micro base stations
ƒ System manufacturers can leverage a single core solution
across multiple small base station platforms

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The Need for a Small Base Station

Two Primary Reasons

ƒ Indoor Coverage
ƒ In-building coverage is critical because 70% of cellular carrier (digital)
traffic is indoors
ƒ Poor coverage in the home is a major reason for wireless churn
ƒ There is significant attenuation loss at 2.5GHz through exterior walls
and/or buildings
ƒ Capacity
ƒ Internet traffic doubles every 12-15 months, even on mobile devices
where applications such as IP TV and media downloads consume
greater bandwidth
ƒ Meeting the demand for high-speed access is difficult if signals are at
lower modulation rates
ƒ Small base stations add capacity at a lower cost than macro base
stations

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Flexible to Support Femto, Pico and Micro
One Chip, Many WiMAX Base Stations

Improved voice Lower cost for large

and data in the home coverage areas

Voice and data in large

offices and public places

Shadow areas behind

buildings or hills
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Value Proposition
Fujitsu can provide end-to-end expertise and solutions
from silicon up to the network level

Fujitsu
Fujitsu Fujitsu Fujitsu Labs
RAN and Core
SoC Femto Solution (SoN Solution)
Network
Solution*

Semiconductor
Design and
Manufacturing Systems
Developer Network Solutions
Research
Active in WiMAX Forum SPWG Network
femto activities as well as IEEE 802.16 standards Integrator
* Other network integrators could be also considered
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Fujitsu Sales Strategy

System Mfg

Micro Femto
Chipset
Reference Kit Pico Femto

Service
Fujitsu End User
Provider
Partnership Service

Fujitsu is working with top-tier service providers

and system manufacturers throughout the world

Operator Manufacturer LSI (Chip set) Vendor End User

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Fujitsu Base Station SoC Features

ƒ On-chip processing handles all femto software requirements

with room to grow into new applications
ƒ Supports up to 10 users with 7 simultaneous flows each
ƒ External interfaces to additional processors to scale to high-
performance pico and macro base station requirements
ƒ Enhanced support for SON (Self-Organizing Network)
ƒ Indoor/outdoor location ID ready
ƒ Network synchronization timing solutions (GPS/IEEE 1588v2)
ƒ Low power consumption with advanced 65nm technology
ƒ Flexible interfaces to various RF options and frequency bands

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Summary

ƒ Innovative base station SoC

architecture capable of supporting the
femto cost structure and scalable to
pico and micro offerings System
ƒ Delivering complete end-to-end base Software Fujitsu +
Systems
Mfg
station solutions
ƒ Silicon ÅÆ System ÅÆ Network WiMAX
Base
Reference

ƒ Right market timing as small base

Development Fujitsu
Station Kit
station market begins to grow
ƒ WiMAX leader with multiple PHY/MAC/SoC Fujitsu
generations of semiconductor
solutions and a competitive 4G
roadmap

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 Closing / Q&As
Keith Horn

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Summary: Why Fujitsu

ƒ The "right" WiMAX partner with a long history of leadership in

the industry
ƒ An end-to-end total solutions provider that commands the
total value chain
ƒ Introducing 802.16e base station SoC for improved coverage

Visit us at booth #622

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