Mobile - Wireless Communications White Papers

Motivation for RF Integration

Overview Advances in process technologies and circuit design techniques, along with sophisticated RF design kits, have made CMOS technology the platform of choice for wireless designs. Using RF CMOS to fabricate highly integrated single-chip solutions enables products that are smaller, more affordable, more power efficient and have a longer range than previously possible. Proliferation of applications such as cellular communication, navigation systems, personal and local wireless networks, and wireless audio/video links will help drive revenue for the entire semiconductor industry.

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PublisherFujitsu File FormatPDF
Date PublishedSeptember 2008
FormatWhite Papers   
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