Why Digital RF matters
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Claims that a CMOS 22 nm SOI platform converts about 80% of an analog radio into digital, integrates LNA/ADC/TCXO on‑die, and ships in a 7 mm² die / 7.5 mm² chip‑scale package. Reports sustained 1 mW at 1 Hz duty‑cycle GNSS tracking and sub‑6 mW continuous power versus typical 6–7 mW competitors, single‑sided bandwidth 60 MHz (120 MHz duplex), hardware root security with anti‑spoofing/jamming, and a working demo.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Digital RF importance
- 1:28Affordable connectivity challenge
- 2:30Digital versus analog RF
- 3:32Digital RF value
- 5:40Moore’s law benefits
- 6:43Innovation unlocked
- 9:14Future vision
- 10:41Security features
- 12:07Q&A
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