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WiMAX RF Module suits cellular environments.
December 22, 2006 -
Model M30001 WiMAX front-end module contains all active and passive components required to interface WiMAX transceivers directly to antenna. Meeting need for extended range and data rates of WiMAX devices, module delivers 24 dBm output power at 4% error vector magnitude. Device is available in 7 x 7 x 1.2 mm QFN package for use in mobile phone, laptop, and consumer electronics applications.
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Release date: December 12, 2006
Jacket Micro Devices Announces First Mobile WiMAX Front End Module
New M30001 Gives Wireless OEMs High Performance in Small Package, Helping to Meet Demand for Space-constrained Devices
ATLANTA- December 12, 2006 - Jacket Micro Devices (JMD), supplier of the smallest, highest performing RF modules available, today announced it will begin sampling of the market's first complete mobile WiMAX RF front end module in January 2007.
The new product, M30001, is a highly integrated and performance optimized WiMAX front end containing all active and passive components required to interface WiMAX transceivers directly to an antenna. The single 7x7x1.2 mm QFN package is ideal for mobile phone, laptop and consumer electronics applications. The small size of the M30001 allows WiMAX interfaces to be integrated along with other wireless and computing functions into small form factor products such as PCI Express, USB and handsets. M30001 is targeted for production release in Q2 2007.
"We are convinced that WiMAX will offer consumers a new and exciting option for mobile broadband connectivity," said Jim Stratigos, JMD's CEO. "Our modules will greatly simplify the design of WiMAX products and turn what could be a challenging RF circuit design with many disparate active and passive components into a single tested and ready to use component."
The M30001 provides exceptional attenuation in the UMTS transmit and receive bands making it ideal for cellular environments. Meeting the need for extended range and increased data rates of WiMAX devices, the module delivers 24 dBm output power at 4 percent error vector magnitude (EVM). It is compatible with MIMO and antenna diversity configurations using a1x2 architecture.
About Jacket Micro Devices (JMD)
Jacket Micro Devices (JMD) a supplier of integrated RF modules for high performance wireless products, was founded in 2002 by researchers from Georgia Tech who developed a groundbreaking new method to package RF components. Unlike modules made with ceramic and other technologies, JMD's products can be rapidly customized and have higher levels of integration, resulting in fewer external components and faster time to market. JMD's patented Multi-Layer organic (MLO) technology defines a revolutionary, system-on-package (SOP) approach to RF modules for wireless products and is ideal for wireless systems engineers who need to design compact wireless products. For more information, visit www.jacketmicro.com or call (404) 961-7240.
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Carabiner Communications
Suzanne Moccia Senior Account Strategist
USA
Phone: 404-842-0823 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Jacket Micro Devices, Inc. Address: 75 Fifth Street N.W. City: Atlanta State: GA ZIP: 30308 Country: USA Phone: 404-961-7240 http://www.jacketmicro.com
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