Analog Devices introduces signal processing solution for next-gen communications
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Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI) said it introduced Apollo MxFE advanced software-defined signal processing solution for aerospace and Defense, instrumentation, and wireless communications.
The company noted that MxE is its most advanced software-defined, direct RF-sampling, wideband mixed signal front end platform.
According to ADI, Apollo MxFE enables next-generation applications such as phased array radar, electronic surveillance, test and measurement, and 6G communications in the aerospace and defense, instrumentation, and wireless communications industries.

The platform offers bandwidths as high as 10GHz while directly sampling and synthesizing frequencies up to 18GHz (Ku Band), ADI noted.
"Demand for higher data rates with shorter latencies at lower overall system power is accelerating across industries. Apollo MxFE gives design engineers the flexibility to design for those requirements today, as well as an ability to enhance performance over time using simple, software-defined design changes," said Bryan Goldstein, vice president, Aerospace and Defense at ADI.
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