A. Das, A. Tungare, R. Croswell, P. Bowles, J. Mondal, D. Kaczman
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Radio on module (RoM): integrating RF systems on organic substrate
A brief review of the state of the art of module technology, on inexpensive organic substrates, is presented. Key enabling technologies that can make radio on module (RoM) a reality are identified. Although single chip radio is a catchword, the authors believe that RoM is a more likely scenario in the future due to the immense design flexibility it presents.
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