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Today's board level RF transceiver designer is faced with various architecture options and techniques and the best overall design choice is not always clear. This seminar will focus on the analog radio section of the transceiver, from the DAC output to the antenna on the transmit side, and the antenna to the ADC input on the receiver side. Our expert will explore options for various radio architectures and how tradeoffs can be made for performance vs. price vs. other metrics, such as board space and power dissipation.
Steve Reine - Applications Engineer : Analog Devices
|  Steve has recently been working as an applications engineer in the RF Network Components group at Analog Devices, specifically working with LNAs, VGAs, and transceiver architectures. For the nine years prior to that, Steve was an applications engineer in ADI's High Speed Signal Processing business unit, mainly supporting ADI's TxDAC® transmit DAC families. Steve has a BSEE from UMass Lowell and has taken graduate engineering classes at MIT, WPI, Tufts, and UMass Amherst. |
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