'Modem-on-chip' reduces chip count for DSL broadband
19 November 2003Electronics Technology
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Infineon's new VDSL5100i chip, presented at the Supercomm trade fair, has more than four million transistors and other electronic components on only 1,4 square centimetres. The VDSL 'Modem-on-chip' solution uses conventional copper lines to deliver broadband services at a rate of up to 100 Mbps.
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