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Home » Pulse~LINK's UWB Delivers 890 Mbps Peak Application Throughput

Pulse~LINK's UWB Delivers 890 Mbps Peak Application Throughput

December 12, 2007
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Pulse~LINK’s

recently released CWave UWB chipset achieved a 1.35 Gbps over-the-air signaling rate and delivered 890 Mbps application layer throughput at short distances in independent testing conducted by octoScope. The results were published in EE Times and Wireless Net DesignLine.

Pulse~LINK said its CWave throughput held at around 500 Mbps at up to 8 feet of wireless range and 115 Mbps at up to 40 feet, significantly higher than competing vendors. The CWave chipset also measured sustained TCP/IP throughputs of 500Mbps across 450 feet of coaxial cable.

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