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Most analog intergrated circuit in the past worked on application at low freqeuncy that microwave issues did not rise . I think the challenge will be designing IC in the giga hertz range .
Analog IC desing must face main challenges: area reduction and higher frequencies. The first one implies smaller channel length, larger scale of integration. But, their drawbacks concerns with cuantic 'bussines'. Every more near to smaller measures, more complicated turns the physical model.
By other hand, the future of IC analog design must to realize in higher frequencies, as above hundreds of gigahertz. Example, microwave, ligth beam, or x-rays shall replace the RF electron flow (I guess so k: )
I would put integrating the antenna along with the transciever chip as the single most important challenge. Active integrated antrennas are starting to appear but I guess it is still very nascent and is existent mainly in the academic community. Huge challenges with respect to packaging also.
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