We wire
through air
From antenna to silicon — the entire millimetre-wave chain on a single chip.
The first gate
that hears whispers
The signal arrives exhausted — the LNA lifts it while adding almost no noise of its own.
The hand that
moves frequencies
Bringing gigahertz down to workable bands — the mixer is frequency's elevator.
The final
push of power
Right before the antenna, efficiency fights linearity — the PA decides your range.
A carrier that
refuses to tremble
VCO and PLL — a few dB of phase noise decide how sharp the constellation stays.
Aiming
radio waves
A phased array — twist each element's phase, and the beam steers where you point.
Two bands,
one line
Baseband and RF on one line, both directions at once — our signature since ISSCC.
Seeing inside
with radio
Near-field SAR imaging — locating internal defects without opening anything.
Sending energy
without wires
Not just data — power itself goes wireless, cutting the last cord of implants and sensors.
Measured,
at 28 GHz
From probes to spectrum — at millimetre-wave, measurement is half the design.