TI introduces digital downconverter and upconverter targeting 3G wireless base stations - New Products

Mobile Internet, The, Feb, 2003

Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a new four-channel wideband digital downconverter and upconverter that is ideal for radios in 3G wireless base transceiver systems. The flexible four-channel device is the first chip that provides both digital downconversion and upconversion functions in a single package.

Targeted mainly towards CDMA2000 and W-CDMA base station systems, the new device also offers superior digital radio performance for other applications such as wireless repeaters, cable modem radios, wireless instrumentation and defense-based digital radio systems. TI's GC5016 enables wireless infrastructure manufacturers to take advantage of the industry's best performance in digital down and upconversion in a single device. It offers outstanding 3G performance with 150 MSPS clocking, flexible wideband digital filtering, many input-output interfacing options and very low power dissipation.

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