Application note streamlines multi-chip module design

  An application note features NI AWR Design Environment as a unified design environment that streamlines complete multi-chip module design, inclusive of simulation, EM verification and yield optimisation.

As a result, designers are able to not only understand design sensitivities of specific components but also manufacturing tolerances and to compensate for the impact of these variations on the overall design performance.

The application note details this process with a dual band, 1.9GHz (cellular) 2.5GHz Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Front-End Module (FEM) that includes two power amplifiers (GaAs and SiGe), surface-mount Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) filters and a laminate substrate.

The application note is downloadable below:

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