Overview
Description
The RapidWave™ RWM6051 is a millimeter wave (mmWave) baseband wireless modem for wireless backhaul and fixed infrastructure wireless access applications. The RWM6051 delivers cost-effective and power-efficient solutions for the emerging backhaul and access markets. It can be paired with mmWave RF chipsets to deliver multi-gigabit throughput at several hundred meters distance. The RWM6051 is highly configurable with a radio interface that provides easy integration with RF solutions.
The RWM6051 features a high degree of configurability with flexible channelization modes and modulation coding to scale bandwidth up to multi-gigabit data rates. Internally, the RapidWave mode includes the mixed-signal front-end resulting in an integration strategy that delivers the most cost-effective and power-efficient solution.
The RWM6051 incorporates technology licensed from and developed in collaboration with Blu Wireless Technology. Blu Wireless Technology provides Typhoon Development Platforms for the Renesas RWM6051. Typhoon is a family of highly programmable wireless communication modules that leverage the Renesas RWM6051 device.
Before deploying your mmWave network, examine the range and throughput estimation for a wireless connection using your specific link characteristics. For more information, check out the Blu Wireless Technology mmWave Link Budget Calculator on the Blu Wireless website.
Features
- mmWave modem with PHY + MAC + ADC/DAC + beamforming subsystems
- Modulation and Channelization support
- Beamforming support with phased array antenna
- Extensions to support long distance transmission
- Digital front-end processing
- Programmable real-time scheduler
- Integrated network synchronization
Comparison
Applications
Applications
- Small cell backhaul
- mmWave mesh networking and distribution network
- Fixed wireless access
- Residential broadband backhaul and aggregation
- Enterprise and smart city networking
Design & Development
Software & Tools
Models
ECAD Models
Schematic symbols, PCB footprints, and 3D CAD models from SamacSys can be found by clicking on products in the Product Options table. If a symbol or model isn't available, it can be requested directly from the website.
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An introduction to the RapidWave™ RWM6050, a millimeter wave (mmWave) baseband wireless modem for wireless backhauls and fixed infrastructure wireless access applications. The RWM6050 device delivers cost effective and power efficient solutions for the emerging backhaul and access markets. It can be paired with mmWave RF chipsets to deliver multi-gigabit throughput at several hundred meters distance. The RWM6050 is highly configurable with a radio interface that provides easy integration with RF solutions.
For more information about the RWM6050 visit the RWM6050 - RapidWave Baseband Modem page.
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| News | Feb 7, 2017 |
