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Anokiwave Brings Next-Gen Beamforming ICs to IMS2022

June 17, 2022
With a plethora of beamforming ICs and development kits, Anokiwave looks to provide the underpinnings for next-generation antenna systems.

This article is part of our IMS2022 coverage.

In IMS2022’s Booth 11022, Anokiwave will display its latest Gen-4 multi-band silicon IC family, including silicon beamformer ICs as well as what’s termed the industry’s first single-chip dual channel IF up/down converter with a fully integrated LO synthesizer. The IC family enables greener, lower cost, and smaller form-factor mmWave 5G radios, for every 3GPP FR2 band. Anokiwave will also display Antenna Innovator Kits with new Gen-4 ICs, which demonstrate to customers how to realize the best performance of the ICs.

Complementing the mmWave 5G family is a full portfolio of SATCOM Ku and K/Ka-band beamformer ICs with a rich digital core that simplify active antenna designs. The company’s SATCOM portfolio enables ubiquitous global SATCOM connectivity with cost and performance improvements that make flat-panel SATCOM arrays a commercial reality.

For more information, visit the product webpage.

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