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IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
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CDMA mobile station modem ASIC

Authors: Jurg K. Hinderling; Tim Rueth; Ken Easton; Dawn Eagleson; Dan Kindred; Richard Kerr; Jeff Levin;

CDMA mobile station modem ASIC

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An implementation of a complete modulator/demodulator (modem) for use in portable and mobile cellular telephones implementing code-division multiple-access (CDMA) digital technology is described. Key features are high circuit density and complexity, a short design cycle, flexibility, testability, and low power consumption. A universal microprocessor interface allows for efficient control, data transfer, and testability of the ASIC. The chip is fabricated in double-metal 0.8 mu m CMOS technology and implements a mixture of custom and synthesized design approaches. The power consumption is less than 350 mW at 5 V. >

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