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Wireless Infrastructure Overview Wireless Infrastructure Market Update

SPRL085C

Wireless Makes Communication and Infotainment More Personal & Portable … Receive or send an electronic postcard or video clips

Downloading a multi-media traffic report or find the nearest restaurant/bar Play games

Download music & multimedia

24/7 “anytime/ anywhere” corporate intranet access Conduct secure transactions

Technologies Come Together for a True “Unwired” Experience Bandwidth UWB

50 Mbps

802.11 High Speed Wireless LAN

10 Mbps

Fixed Broadband Wireless

WCDMA w/With HSDPA

Reach

1 Mbps 25 Metres

5 Metres

Bluetooth

100 Metres

3G (W-CDMA; IS2000 EDGE, 1x Evolution)

384 Kbps

2.5G (GPRS, EDGE IS2000 1X) 2G (GSM, IS95) 10 Kbps

In Km

Data Will Drive Global Service Revenues Growth Total growth rate yearly - 14%

Mobile data services business expected to grow ~50% yearly

Messaging 12 %

Transaction Services 1%

Advertising 5%

Data and Messaging 7%

Business Services 6% Infotainment (Games & music) 4% Other Infotainment 4%

Voice 93 %

2001 Total 370 BEUR

Source: Nokia June 2002

2006 Total 720 BEUR

Voice 68 %

Data Messaging – Ushering in the Data Era

Key Features

SMS

EMS

MMS

(short message service)

(enhanced message service)

(multimedia message service)

EMS

MMS

SMS

Format

Plain text, black

Plain text, simple graphics and sound

Freeform text, graphics, photos, audio and video

Message length

160 character

Upper limit on message size

No limit on size

Recipients

Nearly all GSM phones, other standard mobiles

Mobile phones supporting EMS

Mobile phones supporting MMS

Communication channel

SS7 signaling channel

SS7 signaling channel

Traffic channels; IP signaling standards and internet content standards

Terminal/service penetration

Nearly all GSM phones and others

Very low EMS handset penetration

No MMS phone penetration

Wireless Migration to 3G 2G

2.5G - Today

PDC

GSM GSM

J-WCDMA

TD-SCDMA TD-SCDMA

WCDMA/ UMTS

GPRS

IS136

IS95

3G - Next

EDGE

IS-2000 1X

IS-2000 1XEV

Overview of Wireless Network

Mobile Switching Center

RNC BTS BTS

PSTN

BTS

RNC BTS BTS Service GPRS support node

IP Network

SGSN GGSN Gateway GPRS support node

Core Network

Transcoding

BTS

RNC BTS BTS BTS

Radio Access Network Baseband Transceiving

Infrastructure Demand Continues to Grow

1,383

1,825

(M)

2,007

($B)

1400

In Millions

1,149

1200

Subscribers

1149

1,614

Infrastructure Demand Supply Chasm Grows

933 722

933

1000

1,383 80

722

800

205

60

65

479

600 400

100

61

310

$59.5

40

200 52% 29% 22% 22% 17% 13% 10% 2000 2001 2002 2003E 2004E 2005E 2006E

0

Annual Growth

Source: EMC-Databases

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003E

20

Projected UMTS Launch Timetable

750

820

In Billions

580 400 250 60% 45% 29% 9% 22% 2001 2002E 2003E 2004E 2005E

Annual Growth

Number of Launches

1,000

Source: CSFB Research

1998

Source: EMC-Databases, Morgan Stanley Research

Global Minutes of Use

2000

1997

18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

Q302 Q402 Q103 Q203 Q303 Q403 Q104 Q204 Q304 Q404

Source: Carrier Forecasts & EMC-Databases Research September 02

Wireless Infrastructure

Global Wireless Subscriber Forecast

UMTS/W-CDMA Deployment Projections NA

Commercial Experimental Prototype

China

Commercial Experimental Prototype

Japan

Mass Deployment Commercial Experimental Prototype Mass Deployment

Europe

Region

Mass Deployment

Commercial Experimental Prototype

2001

2002

2003 Time

2004

2005

3G Expands Semiconductor Opportunity 70,000

Global Wireless CAPEX & 3G Infrastructure Spending

60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0

1999A 2000A 2001A

Global Wireless CAPEX

2002E 2003E

2004E 2005E

3G/W-CDMA Revenues

(%) 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

% of Total CAPEX

Source: Morgan Stanley Research Nov 02, Other Estimates

Global Wireless Infrastructure Hardware Market By Technology Generation ($M) 40,000

WW Wireless Infrastructure SC TAM ($) 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000

35,000

500

30,000 25,000

0

20,000 15,000

2000 2001 2002

2003 2004 2005 2006

10,000

Power Amps

RF

Data Acquisition

5,000

ASIC / FPGA

DSP

Microprocessor

Memory

Power

Misc

0 2000

2001

2002

Total 2G

Source: iSuppli, Q4 02

2003

2004

Total 2.5G

2005

2006

2007

2008

Total 3G and beyond

Source: Forward Concepts, 4Q02

Market Requires Specific Wireless Infrastructure Products Carrier Needs Subscriber growth Profitability

Reduced churn through compelling applications

Future proof networks

OEM Needs Lower total cost of ownership Quick deployment of new features Reduced time-to-market

Quality and performance Low power systems Flexibility

TI Wireless Infrastructure Products Enable high-capacity infrastructure and lower cost per channel

Highperformance

Single programming platform Flexible hardware/software partitioning

TI’s Long Term Investment & Commitment to the Wireless Infrastructure Market Hundreds of Million $ investments

Wireless Infrastructure dedicated business unit

Unitrode

Leverage of Handset knowhow

Power Trends

1999

2000 C6203 DSP designed for infrastructure

2001

2003

2002 C6416 DSP designed for wireless infrastructure

GC5016 Programmable up/down converter

TCI1x

DUC/DDC

TCI1x Infrastructure Platform

TI Offers a Broad Portfolio of Products

Analog & Mixed Signal

DSP

ASIC/ ASSP

Software Software

Timing/ Interface

Digital Baseband Timing/ Interface

Back plane/ Uplink

Transcoding / VoP

Power Management

DDC

ADC

DUC

DAC

IF

LNA IF

IF

RF IF

PA IF

DSP

Standard Linear and Logic

Software Software

DSP TMS320C6416

ASIC

HighPerformance Analog

Interface & Timing

Power

TCI100: World’s Fastest DSP Designed for Wireless Infrastructure Highest performance DSP

TCI100 TCP

Utopia 2 or

McBSP 2 EMIF 64 EMIF 16 McBSP 0 McBSP 1

Enhanced DMA Controller

GPIO8

z

Timer 1

z

Timer 2

z

L1P Cache 16 KBytes

L2 Cache/Memory 1M Byte Total

PCI or HPI32

VCP

Timer 0

Optimized WI features z z z z

C64x DSP Core (720 MHz)

Increased channel density 720 MHz Leading Edge 90nm Technology

Viterbi and Turbo co-processors Higher system integration Lower cost per channel Lower power per channel

TM

Improved validation tests increase customer satisfaction z

L1D Cache 16 KBytes PLL GPIO8

Power Down Logic

z

Validation throughout design cycle Code and Pin compatible with 600MHz C6416 DSP

TI Announces the New TCI Baseband Platform TMS320TCI100 DSP Highest performance DSP tailored for WI

TMS320TCI110 Customizable receive chip-rate ASSP customized for UMTS

TCI110

TCI120

TMS320TCI120 Customizable transmit chip-rate ASSP customized for UMTS

Customizable Solution Maintains OEMs’ Ability to Differentiate Channel gain TCI120

TCI110

Offset

Number of users Fingers per user

OEM A B

Search window sizes Accumulation lengths

High-performance, programmable DSP

Flexible hardware under DSP software control

TI Offers Experienced, Flexible System Level Integration Capability and Services Third-Party Tools SLI Architect

Service

Time Builder (TM)

Modules

Time Cell SR40 SR50 Libraries I/Os, Gates Support, Docs, Apps, Training

P&R

TimePilot (TI + Third-Party Tools)

3rd Party Third party Int Ext

TI Covers Full Spectrum: Hardware to Software Competitive Positioning

Texas Instruments Competitor 5

Competitor 4 Competitor 3

Competitor1

Competitor 2

SW

DSP

DSP + ASIC

ASIC

5%

80%

15%

Customer Distribution

HW

TI Offers a Broad Portfolio of Analog Products Power

Power Management

Solution for - Chassis level - Board level Types - Modules - Discretes

Digital Up/Down Converters

Data Converters

- Narrowband - Wideband - Filters

- Communication - High resolution

- RS232/422/485 - LVDS - 1394/Firewire - SERDES Xmit/Rx - Gigabit ethernet - GTLP

Timing - Drivers - Synthesizers - PLL - Timers

Timing/ Interface

Interface DDC

DUC

ADC

DAC

IF

IF

IF LNA

RF IF Amplifiers - High speed - IF amp

Standard Linear and Logic

PA IF

RF Products - IQ modulator - Synthesizers

PA Linearization - Crest factor reduction - Digital pre-distortion

Standard Logic & Linear - Drivers/ switches - Bus logic - Voltage translators

The Complete Solution for Wireless Infrastructure Systems Expertise „

Strategically focused system development team

Silicon DSP

Support

Software „

TMS320C6416

„

ASIC

Interface & Timing

HighPerformance Analog

Power

Shipping Today

Technology Developer’s Kit Web-based user guides and technical information

„

Application notes

„

Third-party network

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