Sequans公司LTE芯片获中国工信部批准

Sequans近日通信SA宣布其LTE通信芯片SQN3010，已经由中国工业和信息化部（MIIT）批准通过。 批准条文允许中国的基础设施和手机开发商选择这款芯片，后续数月将由华为和上海贝尔-阿尔卡特朗讯合作测试。 “我们很高兴获得工信部的批准，我们相信我们已经做好全球部署的准备，”Sequans公司首席执行官Georges Karam在一份声明中说。他还补充说，Sequans公司（法国巴黎）期待着参加中国大规模的试用，以及中国移动和其他运营商的LTE第四代通信系统商业部署。 工信部采用的性能和互操作性测试是在2.3和2.6GHz两个频段进行的。在测试中使用的芯片是Sequans的SQN3010 TD-LTE基带芯片。 Sequans公司说，除了阿尔卡特-朗讯和华为，它还已经完成了与爱立信，诺基亚西门子通信公司，中兴通讯和其他网络供应商的LTE互操作性测试。 Sequans获批准的SQN3010解决方案，最近还被NetComm选用。后者是一家设备制造商，他们最近宣布，它已被选中为澳大利亚最主要的LTE网络提供TD-LTE的设备。 编译：Luffy Liu 本文授权编译自EE times，版权所有，谢绝转载 参考英文原文：Sequans LTE chip wins Chinese approval，by Peter Clarke

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{pagination} Sequans LTE chip wins Chinese approval Peter Clarke LONDON – Sequans Communications SA has announced that its LTE communications chip, the SQN3010, has been approved by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), a government entity responsible for the regulation and development of China's wireless industry. The approval will allow infrastructure and handset developers to select the chip for use in China and comes after several months of testing and cooperation with Huawei and Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell. "We are very pleased to have the MIIT stamp of approval which we believe signals our readiness for worldwide deployment," said Georges Karam, CEO of Sequans, in a statement. He added that Sequans (Paris, France) looks forward to participating in large-scale trials and commercial deployments of China Mobile and other LTE fourth-generation communications systems operators. The MIIT performance and interoperability testing was conducted in both the 2.3- and 2.6-GHz bands. The chip used in the tests was Sequans' SQN3010 TD-LTE baseband chip. Sequans said that, in addition to Alcatel-Lucent and Huawei, it has completed LTE interoperability testing on a private basis with Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks, ZTE and other network vendors. The approval by MIIT of Sequans' SQN3010 solution follows the chip's recent selection by NetComm, a device maker that recently announced it had been selected to provide TD-LTE devices for a major national LTE network in Australia.