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diff --git a/text/chipy.tex b/text/chipy.tex index 786bb32..8d66989 100644 --- a/text/chipy.tex +++ b/text/chipy.tex @@ -195,9 +195,9 @@ Comparisons of the main parameters of the most common nRF9160 boards is provided \label{fig:sip61front} \end{figure} -nRF9161 is evolution of nRF9160 in same form-factor and it enables every function of its predecessor with additional and improved capabilities such as implementation of 3GPP Release 14 LTE-M/NB-IoT LTE stack and support for alternative modem firmware for \ac{DECT NR+} stack operating on 1.9 GHz band. Switching between \ac{LTE} and \ac{DECT NR+} is done by loading given firmware to modem part of the \ac{SiC}. \cite{nrfdect} +nRF9161 is evolution of nRF9160 in same form-factor and it enables every function of its predecessor with additional and improved capabilities such as implementation of 3GPP Release 14 LTE-M/NB-IoT LTE stack and support for alternative modem firmware for \ac{DECT NR+} stack operating on 1.9 GHz band. Switching between \ac{LTE} and \ac{DECT NR+} is done by loading given firmware to modem part of the \ac{SiP}. \cite{nrfdect} -This means that application such LTE and \ac{DECT NR+} gateway would by using only nRF9161 need two of them (even though technologically dubious not so much from financial sense considering \texteuro 23 for single \ac{SiC}). +This means that application such LTE and \ac{DECT NR+} gateway would by using only nRF9161 need two of them (even though technologically dubious not so much from financial sense considering \texteuro 23 for single \ac{SiP}). Capabilities and description of DECT NR+ can be found in chapter \ref{dectdescrition}. |