At this year's Mobile World Congress Shanghai, Lime Microsystems will demonstrate products including 2/3/4G wireless technologies and open source mobile communications systems for current and emerging applications. The event take splace from 15th to 17th July.

At this year’s Mobile World Congress, Lime Microsystems will demonstrate 2G, 3G and 4G wireless technologies and open source mobile communications systems for current and emerging applications. Lime will showcase numerous customer products and platforms based on its FPRF (Field Programmable‎ Radio Frequency) transceivers for applications including wireless infrastructure, SDR and TV white space.

The LMS7002M, a 2nd gen Field Programmable Radio Frequency (FPRF) device which features dual transceivers that cover the frequency range of 0.1-3800MHz, has been released by Lime Microsystems. Alongside the cellular bands used in 2G, 3G and 4G networks, the programmable, low power chip covers many commercial and military bands. Enabling flexibility, parameters such as gain and filter bandwidth are in-system programmable.

Lime Microsystems has today announced that its LMS6002D field programmable RF chip has been adopted for Nuand’s bladeRF, a Kickstarter funded open source software defined radio. Following Myriad RF and Fairwaves, this is the third open source RF board to have been launched in 2013 and marks the technology’s move into the mainstream.

Lime Micro has just announced a deal with Europraxis that will see its open source Myriad RF platform and its field programmable transceiver put in front of all EU universities. The company is hoping this will vastly increase both RF skills in graduates and the number of people innovating wireless systems.

Lime Microsystems has signed a deal with Interlligent RF & MW Solutions to use the company's latest test and measurement technology in the development of its field programmable RF transceiver ICs. Lime will use Interlligent to further its development of software configurable transceivers. Its current LMS6002D FPRF transceiver operates on all variants of existing mobile communication standards (2G, 3G, LTE, WiMAX) and frequencies (0.3-3.8GHz).

Lime Microsystems has launched an open-source RF initiative to widen the community of developers and aid RF innovation. Launched as a non-profit initiative, Myriad-RF aims to give both hobbyists and experienced design engineers a range of low-cost RF boards and free design files available for general use. Future board designs will come from the wider Myriad-RF community, with the first board (Myriad-RF 1) designed by Taiwanese distributor Azio El...

Lime Microsystems have today revealed a partnership agreement with the strategic investment firm In-Q-Tel. The partnership will enable advances in transceiver technology to be deployed in commercial and government markets, and the creation of state of the art systems that can be used across a diverse array of applications.

The Toolkit comprises Lime's configurable transceiver board linked to an Altera FPGA design kit via a purpose-built high speed mezzanine connection (HSMC) interface board. The combination of Lime and Altera boards enables almost any wireless application to be easily created, from consumer and enterprise broadband equipment through to bespoke white space, military and GNU Radio applications.

Microsystems today announced two senior level appointments. Nick Stables becomes Lime’s chief financial officer. Dale Wilson joins Lime in the role of product marketing director.

Lyrtech Inc. announces the launch of a new FPGA mezzanine card (FMC): the Radio420X. This new product is a major innovation and Lyrtech anticipates it to be very successful in the wireless telecommunications field in such applications as femto and pico base stations, micro access points, software-defined radio, TV white space and next-generation Wi-Fi applications, WiMAX, and LTE.

AirWalk Communications Inc., the leader in innovative small cell radio access networks, Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.(NASDAQ: MSPD), a leading supplier of semiconductor solutions for network infrastructure applications; and Lime Microsystems, a semiconductor company specializing in digitally configurable transceivers for the next generation of wireless broadband systems, have together developed an LTE small cell product to be on display in Barcelo...

Lime Microsystems has introduced a Quick Start Kit and an optimised reference design for its multi-band multi-standard RF transceiver IC for femtocells, the LMS6002D. The Quick Start Kit provides a simple way to evaluate and test the LMS6002D while the optimised reference design provides a cost and footprint optimised RF design suitable for femtocell products which can be integrated directly into designs.

me Microsystems announces that its single-chip multi-band multi-standard RF transceiver has been selected by Global Wireless Technologies for the latest version of its Universal Access Point (UAP(TM)) femtocell, the UAP106/232. The UAP106/232 is a configurable platform for femtocells supporting WCDMA and CDMA2000 standards and is software upgradeable to support 4G LTE. The UAP106/232 uses the LMS6002DFN transceiver in the full range of frequencie...

AirWalk Communications, the innovator in IP-based CDMA cellular radio network equipment, and Lime Microsystems have cooperated on the development of a high-performance, low-cost radio solution for AirWalk's EdgePointTM PRO enterprise femtocell. AirWalk is demonstrating the EdgePoint PRO at the CTIA Wireless 2010 conference and exhibition in Las Vegas, at Booth #2130.

Lime Microsystems has announced the availability of the LMS6002D, a multi-band multi-standard RF transceiver IC designed for small cell base stations and femtocells, featuring integrated high performance dual ADC and DAC. This single chip transceiver solution delivers increased levels of integration over the company's analogue version, the LMS6002. The highly frequency agile transceiver operates at user-selectable frequencies between 375MHz and 4...

Blue Wonder Communications, today announced that it has completed integration of its LTE terminal baseband solution with the 4M Wireless LTE UE protocol stack. This activity marks an important milestone for Blue Wonder in its ability to offer a complete reference platform for the LTE terminal market with its partners. Blue Wonders reference platform BlueGate utilises its advanced baseband solution and the integrated RF transceiver IC (LMS6002) de...

Lime Microsystems, the multi-band multi-standard RF transceiver IC company, announced that it is collaborating with Percello Ltd., an Israeli fabless semiconductor company developing highly integrated and low-cost digital baseband for UMTS and LTE networks, to develop a flexible high-performance reference platform for femtocell designs. The reference platform combines Percello's PRC6xxx high-performance baseband IC, with Lime's multi-band, multi-...

Lime Microsystems and picoChip are collaborating to develop a reference platform for 3G and 4G femtocells. The highly frequency-agile platform will operate in all frequency bands of interest, including existing and emerging bands. It will be based on Lime's multi-band multi-standard RF transceiver IC, the LMS6002, alongside picoChip's picoXcell baseband solutions for femtocells.

Lime Microsystems announced today that it has appointed Dan Rabinovitsj as non-executive director. Rabinovitsj brings to Lime 20 years of experience in general management and marketing of mixed signal and analog communications ICs, having held management positions at companies such as ST-Ericsson, NXP, AMD and Silicon Laboratories.