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Overview This paper reports results from wireless chip to chip communication experiments. Sixteen bit words pass from one chip to another in parallel without detectable error at 1.35 billion data items per second for a total data rate of 21.6 Gigabits per second. The experiment transmits pseudo random patterns between chips built in 350nm CMOS technology. Chips touch face-to-face to communicate. The same pseudo random data pattern is loaded onto both chips so that the receiving chip can check the accuracy of every bit communicated.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2003	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
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