Ron Hickling, Chief Technology Officer of the company stated: “The development of wideband front end receivers and transmitters is key to achieving frequency agility and realizing the ultimate goal of software radio transceivers. This is a critical component of our direct conversion transmission core technology. We know of no other digital filter that can operate continuously across different frequency bands or that automatically adjusts to the proper frequency when transmitting wireless (RF) signals. This circuit does both.”
This invention is a key part of Terocelo’s True Software Radio®, a wireless transmitter/receiver-on-a-chip technology that operates continuously across different frequency bands, controlled entirely by software. While this patent application is another in a series of patents covering the company’s Lycon™ family of chips and its True Software Radio® (TSR™) technologies, it is applicable to a broad range of communications devices for both wired and wireless environments. The company’s patent filings are the result of a continuing series of major advancements being developed by the company for the wireless industry. With True Software Radio®, the flexibility to communicate with and among incompatible cell phones, PDAs, laptop computers, and any other wireless device can be practically limitless.
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