30 July 2012

Lime, IQT partnership to advance transceiver technology

Transceiver chip firm Lime Microsystems has partnered with In-Q-Tel, an independent organisation that identifies technology to support the US Intelligence community.

The agreement aims to enable advances in transceiver technology to be deployed in commercial and government markets, as well as create state of the art systems that can be used across various applications.

"Lime is a leader in rf technologies and has produced the world's first commercial integrated transceiver that can be used across a wide range of frequencies as well as multiple standards," commented Robert Ames, senior vp of the information and communication technologies practice at IQT. "Lime is an ideal partner to help advance vital communication systems in the US and beyond."

Lime's LMS6002D is a multi band, multi standard rf transceiver that can be digitally configured to operate in 16 user selectable bandwidths up to 28MHz. The company also designed an fpga based Universal Wireless Toolkit which enables users to create and test all commonly used wireless systems.

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Simon Fogg

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http://www.iqt.org/
http://www.limemicro.com

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