New Bluetooth RF solution for OEMs
23 October 2002
Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Ericsson Technology Licensing has revealed a new Bluetooth solution for semiconductor and OEM companies. The solution consists of complete package for process porting of its fourth generation, fully integrated Bluetooth front-end radio.
According to the company, the licence package, called K-D1, is so unique because of its completely portable design, enabling customers to differentiate not only for various manufacturing processes, but also for different market segments. The package includes evaluation hardware and design database, as well as simulation results and schematics. Furthermore, qualified samples manufactured in the foundry mother process are also included. The product design behind K-D1 belongs to the fourth generation family of Bluetooth radio designs from Ericsson. Using only 6 mm2 of silicon, it is currently the only complete, on-chip integration of the radio front-end, effectively eliminating the considerable production steps associated with module design and manufacturing.
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