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Design Considerations for an Ultra-Compact GSM Radio Solution
Overview The design of modern cellular handsets places even more stringent requirements on the transceiver portion. Although the radio part of the handset is divorced from the user interface by sophisticated software, it is nonetheless absolutely essential to the satisfactory operation of the handset. By selecting the highest integration-level components and with careful layout, a state-of-the-art GSM/GPRS transceiver with a footprint of 1.5 cm2 can be designed.
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