Jeffrey M. Gilbert

A 4 Gbps wireless true uncompressed 1080p-capable HD A/V transceiver using 60 GHz

This article consists of a collection of slides from the authors conference presentation on the market for wireless high definition audio visual systems (HD A/V) Some of the specific topics discussed include: the benefits of HD A/V systems; data rates; challenges and solutions for 60 Ghz operations; wireless video area network design; the features of SiBeams uncompressedf 50 GHz wireless HD chipset; and new areas of technological development for HD wireless A/V transceivers.

Unlicensed 60-GHz millimeter wave for multi-gigabit wireless communications

Using the unlicensed 60-GHz millimeter-wave band, an antenna array driven by CMOS circuitry enables low-cost multi-gigabit broadband wireless transmission. The CMOS transceiver can consistently achieve data rates up to 3.8 Gb/s for video area network operation. Using beam-search techniques, the antenna arrays steer the beam to avoid line-of-sight blockage.

64.4: Invited Paper: Wireless Panel Architecture Using Lossless Uncompressed 60 GHz Transmissions

Wireless transmissions have dramatically improved panel placement and interconnection flexibility. In this paper we present a wireless panel architecture where the panel functionality partitioning can be optimized through the use of a 60 GHz high speed wireless link to deliver full fidelity, uncompressed and lossless video at consumer price points. SiBEAMs fully-integrated all-CMOS WirelessHD® chipsets enable this architecture via robust transmissions at data rates up to 4 Gbps.