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• Smooth migration to future generations of wireless standards with higher data rates for multimedia applications;
• Convergence of wireless services allowing access to different standards from the same wireless device;
• Cost effective design solutions for intercontinental roaming.

This requires designs that work across multiple wireless...

Analog and mixed signal integrated systems of today and tomorrow will be very complex, as they meet the challenge and increased demand for higher levels of integration in a System on Chip (SoC). Current and future trends call for pushing system integration to the highest levels in order to achieve low cost and low power for large volume products in the consumer and telecom markets, such as feature-rich handheld battery-operated devices. In today s analog design environment, a fully integrated CMOS SoC design may require several silicon spins before it meets all product specifications and...

Analog and mixed signal integrated systems of today and tomorrow will be very complex, as they meet the challenge and increased demand for higher levels of integration in a System on Chip (SoC). Current and future trends call for pushing system integration to the highest levels in order to achieve low cost and low power for large volume products in the consumer and telecom markets, such as feature-rich handheld battery-operated devices. In today s analog design environment, a fully integrated CMOS SoC design may require several silicon spins before it meets all product specifications and...

This book describes the design and implementation of an electronic subsystem called the frequency synthesizer, which is a very important building block for any wireless transceiver. The discussion includes several new techniques for the design of such a subsystem which include the usage modes of the wireless device, including its support for several leading-edge wireless standards. This new perspective for designing such a demanding subsystem is based on the fact that optimizing the performance of a complete system is not always achieved by optimizing the performance of its building blocks...