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News Release from: TiaLinx | Subject: Cheetah Core set
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 28 March 2008
Cores form basis for software defined
radio
Core set includes an ultra-high-speed ADC core that addresses 50Gsample/s sampling.
TiaLinx has developed ultrawideband (UWB) A/D convertor, multiplexer and demultiplexer cores for design of customised products "The core designs were developed with the support of DARPA/Army's contract number W31P4Q-06-C0380 for advanced wafer scale based radar systems", says Dr Fred Mohamadi, Founder and CEO of TiaLinx
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 16 Jan 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Taking advantage of greater than 200GHz cutoff frequency offered in a SiGe process and advanced design architecture of TiaLinx, the Cheetah core set is revolutionising multidiscipline DoD and commercial projects and positioning TiaLinx to be a leader in addressing applications related to precision target detection, test and instrumentation, and optical networking markets".
The core set includes an ultra-high-speed ADC core that addresses 50Gsample/s sampling.
The ADC core interfaces to an ultra-high-speed demux core to address distributed signal processors.
Unique features of the ADC core is its design to address SFDR above 27dBc and a power consumption of less than 10W.
A companion mux core has also been implemented to address the entire integrated core set's testability.
The mux and demux cores have capability of greater than 100Gbit/s link routing and have programmable, reconfigurable number of I/Os.
Onboard PRBS engines for in-situ testability are being designed for next generation core set.
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