MixComm Announces Breakthrough 39GHz “SUMMIT 3741™” 5G Front End IC
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MixComm’s latest device, built on GLOBALFOUNDRIES enhanced 45RFSOI, delivers industry leading combination of output power, energy efficiency and integration
“With SUMMIT 3741, we are introducing several ‘firsts’ to the market and look forward to working with our customers to push the envelope for 5G mmWave.” - Harish Krishnaswamy, MixComm Co-Founder and CTO CHATHAM, N.J. (PRWEB) June 03, 2021 MixComm, the mmWave Antennas to Algorithms™ pioneer, today announced the latest addition to its portfolio of breakthrough Front End ICs for 5G mmWave. The SUMMIT 3741 integrates novel power amplifiers, low noise amplifiers, T/R switching, beamformers, calibration, gain control, beam table memory, temperature and power telemetry, and high-speed SPI control for a front-end module with optimal partitioning for 5G infrastructure.
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Let Us Bring It To You. T-Mobile, Healium and Honor Flight Network Virtually Transport Veterans to D.C. Memorials with the Power of 5G
May 11, 2021 GMT
No need to leave home. Veterans living in rural America can experience the sights and sounds of the Washington D.C. war memorials with VR applications powered by T-Mobile 5G. (Photo: Business Wire)
No need to leave home. Veterans living in rural America can experience the sights and sounds of the Washington D.C. war memorials with VR applications powered by T-Mobile 5G. (Photo: Business Wire)
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No need to leave home. Veterans living in rural America can experience the sights and sounds of the Washington D.C. war memorials with VR applications powered by T-Mobile 5G.
It’s Military Appreciation Month, and we honor those who have served our country. T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today announced it is teaming up with Healium to bring a virtual Honor Flight experience to veterans living in small towns across the country, transporting them with the power of Virtual Reality (VR) and 5G to visit the Washington D.C. war memorials from the comfort of their own homes.