SANTA CLARA, Calif. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — December 8, 2014 — eASIC Corporation, (@easic) a fabless semiconductor company delivering a custom IC platform (eASIC Platform) announced today that it has successfully completed JESD204B interoperability at 10 Gbps lane rates. Analog Devices’ AD9234 12-bit, 1.0-GSPS high-speed dual analog-to-digital converter (ADC) can interoperate with the eASIC Nextreme-3 28nm, which greatly simplifies the design and integration of high bandwidth multi-channel radios.
“eASIC’s innovative platform enables OEMs to develop custom silicon solutions with optimal power, price, performance and time-to-market,” said Christian Lanzani, Director for Wireless at eASIC Corporation. “The combination of ADI’s AD9234 high-speed dual ADC and eASIC Nextreme-3 platform allows designers to optimize performance and power in developing next generation of energy-efficient backhaul, fronthaul and remote radio head systems.”
“Growing consumer demand for bandwidth requires radio solutions that deliver increased data throughput and lower power consumption. This trend is driving the adoption of the JESD204B interface standard in cellular back and front haul wireless network equipment,” said Paul Ganci, strategic marketing manager, point-to-point radio solutions, Analog Devices. “ADI offers a large portfolio of JESD204B supported products that enable customers to reduce their overall time to market.”
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