Imec is to present eight papers at this year’s ISSCC starting next week featuring ultra-low power design for wireless broadband communication, for wireless sensor networks, and organic electronics.
“Imec has served as a primary research partner for companies around the globe, leading in the development of advanced solutions for next generation mobile, 5G, 60GHz mobile backhaul reconfigurable radio, mm-wave radar, and ultra-low power wireless sensor networks for a connected and sustainable world,” says Imec’s Harmke De Groot.
Among the presentations are the world’s lowest power PAN (personal area network) radio, developed together with Renesas, and an electrical balance duplexer achieving state-of-the-art linearity and insertion loss performance in IBM 0.18µm RF CMOS SOI process realized in collaboration with Murata and HiSilicon.
Such reconfigurable duplexers are key building blocks for front-end modules in next-generation communication systems.
Another paper covers a 79GHz binary phase-modulated continuous-wave radar transceiver with TX-to-RX spillover cancellation in 28nm CMOS (developed together with Panasonic), and a flexible thin-film NFC tag powered by a commercial USB reader device at 13.56MHz.
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