Fabless semiconductor company WiSpry, Inc. has announced a family of tunable digital capacitors based on microelectromechanical-systems (MEMS) technology. Fabricated on standard 200-mm CMOS wafers, the circuits integrate low-power CMOS control and voltage geneation logic with an array of tunable RF MEMS digital capacitors to provide a linear, digitally programmable variable capacitance device. They are suitable for a variety of potential applications, including for antenna tuning, impedance matching, amplifier tuing, and programmable RF filters. For more information, visit the WiSpry site at: http://www.wispry.com
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