By Steve Bush 31st March 2022
Analog Devices, has introduced millimetre wave (mmW) 5G front-end chipsets spanning 24 to 47GHz.
There are two 16-channel dual-polarisation beam formers and two single channel (one Tx + one Rx) up-down converters.
“The up-down converters’ high drive level eliminates the need for frequency band variants and absorb driver stages,” according to ADI. “In addition to factory non-volatile memory, the chipset also enables seamless operation of phased array calibration on-line in the field, allowing OEMs to move beyond the constraints of legacy NVM-only designs limited to one-time factory calibration of the beamformer, which does not address non-idealities external to the ICs.”
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