The foundations of tomorrow’s advanced communication systems seem solid, but with the rate technology changes, there isn’t a point denying the scope for improvement. Today we have Georgia Electronic Design Center (GEDC) delivering a CMOS chip that’ll transmit 60GHz RF signals, which means we are looking at data transfer speeds at the multi-gigabit range. The single chip module has been tested to perfection with a wide range of configurations, and low power antenna supporting radio, which used only 100 milliwatts of power. Get set for a new rage in stationary and movable next generation of high-speed short-range communication, with Georgia Institute of Technology claiming the new high speed application helping stream uncompressed 720p or 1080i videos.
Via: Electronista
