Join Leti at IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Societyʼs 2017 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in June 4-9, Honolulu (Hawaii Convention Center).
Leti will present two demonstrators at booth #1937
- Foxy: a single-chip Sub-GHz transceiver that connects Things to the Sigfox network, anywhere in the world. Specifically designed for the Internet of Things, Foxy enables both marginal cost, event-based, massive IoT applications and complex IoT scenarios which require aggressive node lifetimes. Foxy can build tomorrow’s millions-of-Things applications including predictive maintenance and asset management.
- G-Link: a low-power wireless connection that enables instantaneous transfer of gigabits of data between two devices a few centimeters apart. This ultra-high-speed wireless connection between two mobile devices allows to share HD videos, between a movie camera and a video display, between a kiosk and a tablet to download HD videos, etc. Details here.
- Transmit Array: Discover Leti’s Transmitarrays solution. Transmitarrays are an excellent solution in the development of new generation, smart, high-performance telecommunication, radar and imaging systems. Transmitarrays are high-gain antenna systems implementing multilayer printed circuit technology. They enable cost-effective, robust, reliable, and ultra-competitive solutions for high volume applications in the 10 – 300 GHz frequency range.
Leti will also present its latest R&D results:
- Date: Wed. 7 June, 8 :00 – 9 :40
- Session: WE1B, Transmission Lines and Transitions
- Location : Hawaii Convention Center, 313A
- Title: WE1B-5, “Broadband 55–95 GHz Microstrip to Waveguide Transition Based on a Dielectric Tip and a Tapered Double-Ridged Waveguide Section”, Florian Voineau (ST / Leti / IMS Bordeaux), Anthony Ghiotto (IMS Bordeaux), Eric kerhervé (IMS Bordeaux),Mathilde Sié (ST), Baudouin Martineau (Leti)
- Date: Thu. 8 June, 13:30 - 15:10
- Session: TH3F, Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz CMOS Circuit Techniques
- Location: Hawaii Convention Center, 315
- Title: TH3F-2, “A Highly Linear Bidirectional Phase Shifter Based on Vector Modulator for 60 GHz Applications”, Frederic hameau, Aurelien Larie, Baudouin Martineau, Clement Jany, Eric Mercier.
- Presenter: Frédéric Hameau