TOKYO, August 30 /PRNewswire/ --

- Company Dramatically Improves Mobile Device Signal Reception with RF
Noise Cancelling Technology

EDN Noise Symposium -- Quellan Incorporated, today announced the QNx220,
the company's newest RF Noise Canceller for advanced mobile communications
products. Based on the Company's patented CSP Noise Cancelling Technology,
the ultra small CMOS IC cancels unwanted RF interference to improve receiver
sensitivity. In a weak signal area a cell phone using the QNx220 can recover
several bars of lost signal strength and a GPS receiver can obtain a location
lock in just seconds rather than minutes.

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Specifically designed for mobile and stationary platforms where
electromagnetic noise impairs reception, the Quellan QNx220 actively cancels
interference by inverting and electronically subtracting emulated local noise
signals from the receiver input signal. Gain and phase of the cancellation
signal are continuously adjusted for optimum performance. This is especially
effective with closely spaced antenna radiation, internal processor noise,
and camera and display noise.

The QNx220 complements the QNx100 with a digital control interface for
direct connection to SPI baseband processors, and a dual stage LNA for
increased noise source sensitivity. The QNx220 is extremely small for ease of
integration, measuring under 1mm on a side. The device is available in a Chip
Scale Package for RF modules or in a QFN package for direct on-board use.

"Noise cancellation has traditionally been limited to the audio
spectrum," said Tony Stelliga, Quellan's Chairman and CEO. "By removing noise
at the RF antenna level in the Electromagnetic spectrum, a massive
improvement in user experience beyond audio -- including video, signal
clarity and location accuracy -- can be achieved. These improvements are
impossible to achieve with conventional circuitry or signal processing
techniques."

"The Quellan approach to the evasive noise problem is very innovative and
profound, leading to an inexpensive solution for highly-converged mobile
phone systems," comments Kenji Tsuda, a semiconductor technology analyst
based in Tokyo. "Quellan's Noise Cancellers will greatly increase signal
clarity even in weak-signal environments such as underground roadways or in
high rise buildings," Tsuda continues, "Moving forward, we'll see a wide
variety of functional capabilities in a wireless system with Quellan's Noise
Cancellation, so consumers will enjoy clear high quality calls and mobile TV
experience."

Quellan Incorporated is a leading developer of Analog ICs and a pioneer
in Radio Frequency noise reduction and signal enhancement. Quellan currently
serves the cell phone, PGP, PMP, laptop, GPS, mobile TV, and Data Center
markets.

Web site: http://www.quellan.com