Buckeye CableSystem Chooses Motorola U-EQAM Solution for VOD and SDV Services

The Motorola APEX3000 supports SDV, VOD, and DOCSIS services in a fully redundant, high-capacity, cost-effective platform

March 27, 2013

HORSHAM, Pa. March 27, 2013 Motorola Mobility today announced Buckeye CableSystem has chosen the Motorola APEX3000 as a fully redundant edge Quadrature Amplitude Modulator (EQAM) solution for Switch Digital Video (SDV) and Video On Demand (VOD) services.The platform provides a unique migration path to achieving a Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP) architecture in the future, which will streamline the process of delivering high-quality IP video to customers.

At Buckeye, we are committed to providing our users with a wide range of content from on demand to broadcast. Motorola's APEX3000 allows us to do so reliably, quickly and cost-effectively, said Jim Brown, VP of Engineering for Buckeye CableSystem. We are confident the Motorola APEX3000 will support our growing needs now and into the future.

The APEX3000 Universal Edge QAM (U-EQAM) offers market-leading density. The Motorola APEX3000 supports 384 QAM channels per RU or a total of 1536 QAM channels per 4 RU chassis. With up to 48 QAM channels per RF port, the APEX3000 provides plenty of future growth capacity. Service providers are able to choose the number of channels and ports that fit their needs, which translates to lower costs and increased energy savings for them, and more programming options (VOD, SDV, nDVR, etc) for their customers. The APEX3000 also reduces power per QAM by 72% (

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