RF Integrated Transmitters, Receivers, and Transceivers
Analog Devices RF Integrated Transmitters, Receivers, and Transceivers offer a complete, high performance RF and mixed-signal system on a chip. These highly integrated designs greatly simplify the system design, shorten time to market, reduce BOM cost, and provide best-in-class performance, particularly for demanding short range wireless systems, UMTS, LTE, and 3G/4G wireless and for point-to-point backhaul radios. Our integrated solutions are further complemented with range of design and evaluation tools, to help with the design process.
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Latest Resources
Application Notes
- AN-772: A Design and Manufacturing Guide for the Lead Frame Chip Scale Package (LFCSP)
- AN-1389: Recommended Rework Procedure for the Lead Frame Chip Scale Package (LFCSP) (Rev. 0) PDF
- AN-1370: Design Implementation of the ADF7242 Pmod Evaluation Board Using the Johanson Technology, Inc., 2450AT18A100 Chip Antenna (Rev. 0) PDF
- AN-1309: A Range Extension Reference Design Using the ADF7023 and RFFM6901 915 MHz ISM Band Transmit Receive Module with Diversity Switch (Rev. A) PDF
- AN-1182: Understanding and Optimizing the AFC Loop on the ADF7021 for Minimum Preamble (Rev. 0) PDF
Press Releases
Design Notes
Technical Articles
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Optimizing Power Systems for the Signal Chain—Part 3: RF Transceivers
Analog Dialogue
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Optimizing Power Systems for the Signal Chain—Part 1: How Much Power Supply Noise Is Tolerable?
Analog Dialogue
- Developing an Electronic Toll Collection Roadside Unit Module with an RF Transceiver
- 5G Drives mmWave Technology Across Multiple Industries
- Transceiver Phase Noise Teardown Informs Performance Capability with an External LO
Webcasts
- Agile SDR Transceivers, KHz to 40MHz BW with Advanced System Features
- An Introduction to 5G Open RAN Architecture, Solutions and ADI’s Newest Transceiver
- How to Address Challenging Blocking Scenarios for Mission Critical Communications
- Design Challenges for Aerospace and Defense SDR
- Explaining Phase Noise