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Partnership aims to develop 3G, 4G femtocell reference platform

Posted: 08 Dec 2009

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Keywords: 3G 4G platform reference femtocell

[Summary of tips] Lime Microsystems and picoChip Designs Ltd are collaborating to develop a reference platform for 3G and 4G femtocells. The highly frequency-agile platform will operate in all frequency bands of interest, including existing and emerging bands. It will be based on Lime's multi-band, multi-standard RF transceiver IC, the LMS6002, ......

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What is 3G?
Third-generation technology; Usually used in the context of cellphones designed for high-speed multimedia data with speeds ranging from 128Kbps to several megabits per second.

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4th generation technology that will provide voice, data and streamed multimedia to users on an “anytime, anywhere” basis, and at higher data rates than current generations allow. Objectives for 4G include wired and wireless technologies capable of providing 100Mbps and 1Gbps speeds both indoors and outdoors. 4G will succeed current 3G WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA technology.

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