Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Baseband controller",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Power amplifiers cut Wi-Fi costs from
SiGe Semiconductor, which we summarised at the time by saying "SiGe Semiconductor has released two new power amplifiers that provide manufacturers with the lowest cost route to developing Wi-Fi systems".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release DECT transceiver sets Korean standard from
SiTel Semiconductor: "RF device is one of the first DECT transceivers that operates in 1786 to 1803MHz frequency range defined for KDECT".
In June 2006, we covered the news from Tower Semiconductor
concerning its 0.18-micron mixed-signal process
- take a look at Programme helps Wavion to first silicon success
which says: "Tower Semiconductor has begun production of the IC00100 metro Wi-Fi baseband controller for Wavion, a developer and supplier of a new generation of metro Wi-Fi systems for the communications industry".
Take a look also at the news release from Semtech, Protective devices filter as well,
as well as Baseband chip has power for high-end handsets from NXP Semiconductors,
and Suppression devices have SD memory cards covered from Semtech.
See also:
Bluetooth showcased in Santa Clara
(November 2004)
Bluetooth Protocol Stack and Profiles, targeted for usage in mobile phones and other handheld devices, is among technology solutions at the WiCon Americas Wireless conference on November 9-10, 2004
Demand grows for Bluetooth integration
(September 2004)
Bluetooth IP provider MindTree Consulting is forecasting an increase in the demand for integration of Bluetooth technology in product areas such as GPS, Wi-Fi and GSM/CDMA
Card power chip meets smart and SIM standards
(July 2004)
The LTC4557 is a dual SIM/smart-card power supply and level translator, which provides both 1.8 and 3V SIM power and digital signal level shifting from a 3 x 3mm QFN package
Module is speedy route to cordless handsets
(June 2004)
A novel cordless voice module (CVM) integrates a radio transceiver and baseband with a complete protocol stack on a single board
Core powers up home networks
(February 2004)
A revolutionary new chipset from Entropic Communications is based on the MIPS32 4KEm processor core
Baseband controller takes on latest Bluetooth
(December 2003)
The BlueWiz1.2 Bluetooth baseband controller is one of the first BQB-qualified SoC IPs that implements all the mandatory and optional features of the V1.2 specification
Bluetooth IP is optimised for single-chip radio
(July 2003)
Synopsys is collaborating with STMicroelectronics on an embedded Bluetooth solution
Games maker switches to 2.4GHz wireless
(May 2003)
One of the worlds leading manufacturers of video game peripherals, is to developing wireless video game products using Cypress's 2.4GHz WirelessUSB solutions
Power amp boosts wireless network range
(December 2002)
The RangeCharger SE2522BL power amplifier delivers a combination of high output power and power control features to improve transmission range and efficiency of IEEE802.11b wireless access devices
Sasken to help with 2.5G and 3G offensive
(November 2002)
Philips is to integrate its Nexperia multimedia semiconductor baseband with Sasken's software and engineering support to provide 2.5G and 3G manufacturers with application-specific solutions
Starter kit kick-starts Bluetooth designs
(November 2002)
A complete Bluetooth starter kit is now shipping from Xemics, with an easily programmable demo headset profile example from IAR Systems
Low-power radio devices at Electronica
(October 2002)
Xemics will be showcasing ultra-low-power wireless ConnectICs in Hall A5, stand 565 at Electronica
Core cuts cost and complexity of Bluetooth SoCs
(September 2002)
The DesignWare BlueIQ core is a complete solution enabling designers to quickly add Bluetooth capability to SoC designs
Quad-band baseband chip has the Edge on top
(June 2002)
Philips has unveiled the first in a next-generation baseband controller family for use in GSM, GPRS, Edge and 3G cellular handsets
Chipset provides full Bluetooth 1.1 solution
(February 2002)
Hitachi has released its first Bluetooth chipset for short-range radio communications
Fourth-generation Bluetooth baseband hits $5
(December 2001)
A new ROM-based Bluetooth baseband processor which addresses the growing demand for short-distance wireless connectivity has been launched by Texas Instruments
Big Flash baseband aids cordless versatility
(September 2001)
National Semiconductor's new SC14408 baseband controller has been selected as a key component of the Siemens Gigaset 4000 comfort handset
Ready to run Bluetooth in surface-mount outline
(July 2001)
A new type-approved Bluetooth module from Flint is offered as a single surface-mount component, ready for automated placement
RF Micro Devices uses ARC core for Bluetooth
(June 2001)
RF Micro Devices has licensed both configurable 32bit processor technology and a USB controller from ARC Cores for its new Bluetooth baseband controller
Reference design links Bluetooth with Ethernet
(June 2001)
Ubicom has released a reference design based on its software-based implementation of a Bluetooth wireless technology Ethernet access point
Integrated development package for Bluetooth SoCs
(June 2001)
BlueForm from ARC Cores is a comprehensive package of hardware and software IP, development tools and application software for building Bluetooth SoC products based on the ARCtangent processor
Tality helps Advantest to Bluetooth solution
(May 2001)
Tality Corp, a subsidiary of Cadence Design Systems, is collaborating in the development of Advantest's Bluetooth Protocol Tester
Evaluation for Bluetooth modules
(April 2001)
Taiyo Yuden has announced availability of evaluation kits for its three Bluetooth modules