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06-24-2004, 02:22 PM
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Re: mobile com/ Physical layer companies in Germany
bubu wrote:
> Hi > Does anyone know the major mobile com / physical layer companies in > germany? I am looking for a DSP L1 job there. > > Like: > Siemens > agere (optimay) > Philips dresden > willtek > > Thanks Not sure how much L1 stuff is really done in Germany. Infineon would be one address that comes to my mind. To give you an example from a different field, ADSL. Siemens uses TI chips for L1, TI implements intellectual property rights from Aware. In this case you really need to know what you want to do, otherwise you end up in the wrong company. Guenter 
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