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6 June 2018
Anokiwave showcasing latest products for 5G, radar and SatCom at IMS
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Anokiwave Inc of San Diego, CA, USA – which provides highly integrated silicon core chips and III-V front-end integrated circuits for millimeter-wave (mmW) markets and active antenna-based solutions – is exhibiting in booth 538 at the IEEE MTT International Microwave Symposium (IMS 2018) in Philadelphia, MA, USA (10–15 June).
Anokiwave is providing technology to commercialize active antenna phased arrays for mass markets by reducing SWAP-C (size, weight, power and cost) for designs. Using silicon as the underlying technology, the firm offers core ICs for 24/26GHz, 28GHz and 37/39GHz 5G communications, K/Ka- and Ku-band SatCom, and X-band radar. It also actively engages in custom IC development.
Anokiwave recently introduced its 5G Gen-2 ICs, supporting 3GPP compliance and its Intelligent Gain Block (IGB) ICs. The 5G-Gen 2 IC family now supports all major 5G mmW bands – 24/26GHz, 28GHz, and 37/39GHz – and is part of Anokiwave’s on-going strategy to enable the commercialization of 5G mmW systems with silicon ICs. The new IGB family of ICs offers versatile RF blocks that can be used for highly integrated millimeter-wave arrays (such as 5G, SatCom, or phased-array radar) or as a replacement of single-function discrete blocks.
“Anokiwave has over a decade of experience designing silicon mmW active antenna ICs and is enabling the commercialization of mmW active antennas with silicon ICs,” says founder & chief technology officer Dr Nitin Jain. “Our value is proven by our excellence in IC design and innovation and by the fact that we are leading the market with extremely competitive mmW Si ICs for commercial active antenna applications.”
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