Q&A: Exploring Millimeter Waves for a New Breed of Devices (.PDF Download)

    Oct. 24, 2016

    The growing demand for wireless connectivity in the consumer-electronics and industrial landscapes in recent years has consumed the capacity of existing wireless frequency bands. With the current 2.4- and 5-GHz bands so overcrowded, the 60-GHz band could enable a new wave of devices that utilize integrated multi-gigabit transceivers...

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