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Based on the company's new WBSP technology, these baseband processors can be "programmed" for optimum power/performance, unlike conventional fixed pipelined ASIC architecture in which the chip cannot be modified after tape-out. Specifically designed for high performance broadband applications, WBSP is programmable, giving it so-called multimode capability (i. |
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