Wireless RF Transceiver IP
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2.4GHz ISM Band RF transceiver
- Patented Wireless RF™ digital radio technology
- 2.4 GHz unlicensed ISM band support
- Integrated LNA, PA, T/R switch, ADC/DAC and matching network
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Narrow band - IoT Ultra-Low power UE RF Transceiver IP
- Frequency Range: 100MHz - 2.6GHz
- Bandwidth Range: 180KHz ~ 20MHz
- Silicon proven in TSMC 40ULP
- Supports both HD-FDD/TDD modes.
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IEEE 802.11ah Wi-Fi HaLow RF Transceiver
- IEEE 802.11ah Wi-Fi HaLow compliant
- Support worldwide sub-1GHz unlicensed ISM bands
- Patented Wireless RF™ digital radio technology
- Integrated LNA, PA, T/R switch, ADC/DAC and matching network
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Bluetooth 5.x Low Energy (BLE) RF Transceiver
- Patented and groundbreaking Orca Live Wireless RF™ digital radio technology
- Market leading power efficiency
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Low Power BTDM5.3 Connectivity Transceiver
- Compliant to Bluetooth core specification 5
- Supports Bluetooth basic rate (BR), enhanced data rate (EDR) and low energy (LE)
- Low power consumption
- Low-cost BOM
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Wi-Fi 6 (ax)+BLEv5.4+15.4 Dual Band RF IP for High-End Applications.
- Dual-band transceiver IP supporting IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax.
- Full concurrent dual band operation.
- Supply current (high band or low band, 1x1 mode, typical)
- Bandwidth Support: 20/40/80 (high band) MHz channel
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4th Generation Software Defined Radio RF IP
- Frequency Range: 200MHz - 7.3GHz
- Supports HD-FDD/TDD modes.
- Low phase-noise Frac-N synthesizer
- Fast PLL for frequency hopping
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3rd Generation Software Defined Radio RF IP
- Frequency Range: 100MHz - 2.6GHz
- Bandwidth Range: 180KHz ~ 20MHz
- Supports HD-FDD/TDD modes.
- Low phase-noise Frac-N synthesizer
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2nd Generation Software Defined Radio RF IP
- Frequency Range: 100MHz - 3.8GHz
- Supports HD-FDD/TDD modes.
- Low phase-noise Frac-N synthesizer
- Fast PLL for frequency hopping
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1st Generation Software Defined Radio RF IP
- Frequency Range: 300MHz~2.8GHz
- Supports HD-FDD/TDD modes.
- Low phase-noise Frac-N synthesizer
- Fast PLL for frequency hopping