Sony Corporation and National University Corporation, Tokyo Institute of Technology have jointly developed a RF LSI and a baseband LSI that enables millimeter-wave wireless data transfer at the world’s fastest rate of 6.3 Gb/s.
Due to the enhancements in the sound, music and video contents for TVs, mobile devices and all the other network oriented devices, the need for enhancement of wireless communication speeds became essential. The shortage of frequencies under 6GHz became a critical issue. Keeping all this in mind, the Tokyo Institute of Technology and Sony have jointly developed a data transfer technology that realizes both high-speed and low-power data transfer between mobile devices. This new technology will bring about revolutionary changes in data transferring by enabling the users to enjoy a higher date transfer rate; that is, they will be able to send and receive data at blistering speeds on their mobile devices without the need for cable connections. Also, the new technology can make the uncompressed high-quality video streaming from a mobile device to a display hassle free.
Block diagram of the jointly developed system
Sony expects to release their mobile devices like smartphones, tablets etc on this technology very soon and hence give their customers a very joyful, seamless media experience on their Sony products.
Photos of RF LSI (left) and BB LSI chips (right)
For more information on the developmental stages of the technology, go to here .
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