Chipset Supports Creation Of Software Radios

Aug. 1, 1999
SoftCell Multicarrier transceiver chipset allows more powerful base stations to be optimized for cellular/PCS Wireless Local Loop, Micro/Pico Cell and Smart Antenna systems. SoftCell is a functionally complete, end-to-end IF-to-digital transceiver

SoftCell Multicarrier transceiver chipset allows more powerful base stations to be optimized for cellular/PCS Wireless Local Loop, Micro/Pico Cell and Smart Antenna systems. SoftCell is a functionally complete, end-to-end IF-to-digital transceiver chipset that enables creation of true software radios for wireless infrastructure applications. The chipset addresses key issues for wireless operators, such as cost of coverage, flexibility, size and quality of service. Base stations with SoftCell are easily modified to add services, add channels, and change wireless standards incrementally. Operators can move between any air interface standard, such as GSM, PHS, or D-AMPS, to deploy a higher number of channels and offer frequency plans with greater efficiency. The architecture also eliminates redundant channel radios for transmitters and receivers.

Company: ANALOG DEVICES INC.

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