SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIO CHIPSET
Software-defined radio chipset series

Software-defined radio chipset series
SL3000/SL3010 baseband, SL4000 mobile receiver and SL7000 modulator
Telecommunications · IoT
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Pruthvi-3 is the software-defined radio chipset series Saankhya Labs released after the earlier Pruthvi chip.
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Saankhya Labs' Pruthvi-3 is a software-defined radio chipset series spanning baseband, mobile-receiver and modulator devices.
The company's launch described three devices: the SL3000/SL3010 baseband demodulator, the SL4000 mobile TV receiver, and the SL7000 modulator, manufactured in Samsung Foundry 28 nm FD-SOI. Saankhya's current product catalog lists the SL-300X universal demodulator and the SL-400X mobile TV receiver in that line. A Tejas Networks press release dated 10 January 2020 also describes TV white-space radios powered by Pruthvi chipsets. This listing records the Pruthvi-3 series, not one package option.
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Software-defined radio chipset series
SL3000/SL3010 baseband, SL4000 mobile receiver and SL7000 modulator
28 nm FD-SOI, as described at launch
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