could this be a solution for wireless hd video?

Radio IC solution suits 60-GHz applications

The HMC6000/6001 silicon transceiver chipset targets 60 GHz applications such as metrocell/picocell backhaul, WiGig (IEEE         802.11ad) multi-Gbps solutions including wireless cable replacement (HDMI, USB 3.0, DisplayPort), wireless docking stations,         video/magazine kiosks and wireless sensors. Fabricated with SiGe BiCMOS semiconductor process technology, the HMC6000 transmitter         IC can translate analog baseband in-phase (I) and quadrature (Q) signals to a selected channel in the 60 GHz band, requiring         only an external crystal oscillator.     

The HMC6000 includes a low phase noise frequency synthesizer for tuning  across the 57 to 64 GHz band in 500 or 540 MHz steps         depending upon the reference input frequency. It features as much as 38 dB gain to achieve up to 12 dBm linear output power         and 17 dBm saturated output power.     

The HMC6001 receiver IC operates with single-ended input signals from a selected channel in the 60 GHz band and downconverts         them to differential analog I and Q baseband signals. The receiver chip includes all necessary frequency generation, gain         control, and filtering to support RF signal bandwidths of up to 1.8 GHz.  It exhibits a 6 dB noise figure at the maximum gain         setting and provides a 65 dB gain control range in 1 dB steps.     

Both parts feature integrated phase noise of -25 dBc at the 1.76 GHz WiGig symbol rates, enabling modulation formats up to         16-state quadrature amplitude modulation (16-QAM). They both also exhibit a phase noise of typically -86 dBc/Hz at offsets         1 MHz from the carrier.(Contact company for pricing and availability)     

By Christina Nickolas

Learn more about Hittite Microwave Corp

 

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