A 4-Gbps Uncompressed Wireless HD A/V Transceiver Chipset

Authors:
Jeffrey M. Gilbert;Chinh H. Doan;Sohrab Emami;C. Bernard Shung
Affiliations:
SiBEAM;SiBEAM;SiBEAM;SiBEAM
Venue:
IEEE Micro
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Wireless transmission of uncompressed lossless HD video provides higher image quality with lower latency and cost than compressed-content transmission. However, it requires data rates of about 4 Gbps for 1080p resolution, exceeding the capabilities of existing wireless technologies. Using the 60-GHz band as detailed by the Wireless HD specification, SiBEAM's chipset makes such data rates economically achievable.