G-Band (175-300 GHz)

Technical Explanation

Spanning from 175 to 300 GHz, the G-Band approaches the far-infrared region where millimeter-wave radio transitions into quasi-optical propagation. At these frequencies, antenna wavelengths are under 1 millimeter, allowing thousands of radiating elements to fit inside a postage-stamp-sized form factor. The G-band is targeted for chip-to-chip wireless interconnects, ultra-high-precision radar imaging (<1 mm resolution), and short-range terabit data transfers.

Key Functions

• Enables extreme antenna array miniaturization with sub-millimeter element spacing
• Provides massive spectral bandwidths capable of multi-hundred-gigabit throughput
• Delivers millimeter-grade spatial resolution for industrial non-destructive testing
• Supports wireless backplane and inter-chip data interconnects in supercomputers