GCD Logo

GHz

CIRCUIT

DESIGN,

Inc.

COUNTER COUNTER
COUNTER COUNTER COUNTER Rectangle
COUNTER
Home

HOME

Company Information

COMPANY INFO

Services

SERVICES

Success Stories

SUCCESS STORIES

Bluetooth

BLUETOOTH

IP Cores

IP CORES

Downloads

DATA SHEETS

Design Methodology

DESIGN FLOW

Publications By GCD Personnel

PUBLICATIONS

What's New

WHAT'S NEW

Picture

PRESS

Contact Information

CONTACT INFO

Employment Opportunities

EMPLOYMENT

Links

LINKS

Local Chapter Information

MTT-S 17

SUCCESS STORIES

Picture

Below is a brief list of projects GCD has participated in. GCD has completed over 40 projects to date. This list shows a broad spectrum of our expertise. Portions of our design work and efforts are quite often covered by non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with our customers. You would be surprised to find that many of the wireless appliances that you may be using incorporate GCD designed RFICs.

IS-95A Chip-Set.

     -System-Level Specification Development

     -Design of Two-Chip (RF/IF) Solution in Si BiCMOS process

 

IS-136 Chip-Set Development.

     -Customer provided System-Level Specifications

     -Design of Two-Chip solution in Si BiCMOS process

 

Development of an Ultra Low Cost, Low Power Consumption ISM Band Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Radio System.          

     -System Design and Simulation

     -Component Selection

     -Interface with Microprocessor

     -Prototype Development and Testing

 

Development of an IC for Cable Modem Applications.

 

Development of a 1.57 GHz Satellite Receiver on a PCMCIA Card.          

     -Design of Si Bipolar Based RF Front-End IC

     -Integration with Backend Digital Processign IC

 

Development of an S-Band Phased Locked Loop (PLL) IC using 0.35um CMOS Technology.          

 

Front-End Receiver Blocks in BiCMOS Technology

 

Design and Development of Cellular Base-Station Low Noise Amplifier Product.

     -Design to Performance and Cost Goals

     -Prototype Development and Testing

 

Development of a Dual-Band PLL using 0.35um and 0.25um CMOS Technology

Copyright © 1999,  GHz Circuit Design, Inc.