Signalchip unveils India’s first indigenous semiconductor chips for 4G/LTE and 5G NR modems

On February 27, 2019, Signalchip unveiled India’s first semiconductor chips for 4G/LTE and 5G NR modems in the presence of Telecom Secretary Ms. Aruna Sundararajan in New Delhi. The SCBM34XX and SCRF34XX/45XX series of chips, code-named ‘Agumbe’, are the result of over eight years of relentless and deep R&D by Signalchip engineers.

In the event Signalchip unveiled four chips, SCBM3412: a single chip 4G/LTE modem including the baseband and transceiver sections in a single device, SCBM3404: a single chip 4X4 LTE baseband modem, SCRF3402: a 2X2 transceiver for LTE and SCRF4502: a 2X2 transceiver for 5G NR standards. The RF sections cover all LTE/5G-NR bands upto 6GHz. These chips also support positioning using India’s own satellite navigation system, NavIC. The Agumbe series builds up on SCRF1401: India’s first RF transceiver chip for high performance wireless standards like 3G/4G and WiFi, created by Signalchip in 2015.

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