CDMA ASICs definition

CDMA ASICs means QUALCOMM’s 5010 mobile station modem (MSM) CDMA application specific integrated circuits.
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CDMA ASICs means QUALCOMM's cell site modem (CSM) CDMA application specific integrated circuit, and any revision, generation, modifications or integration to or of the CSM, purchased from QUALCOMM.
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Examples of CDMA ASICs in a sentence

  • The 1995 agreement granted DSPC a royalty- bearing license under certain of Qualcomm’s patents to make and sell CDMA ASICs to Qualcomm’s subscriber terminal licensees and granted Qualcomm a cross-license forCDMA ASICs under DSPC’s patents.

  • Such independent accounting firm shall (a) maintain the confidentiality of all information of the Distributor obtained in the course of such audit except that such noncustomer-specific information as is necessary to determine the accuracy of the sales information on CDMA ASICs provided by DSPC, and (b) execute a nondisclosure agreement reasonably acceptable to the Distributor to reflect the above.

  • All records maintained pursuant to this Agreement shall be subject to examination by the Client and by persons authorized by it, or by appropriate governmental authorities, at all times upon reasonable notice.

  • Buyer's use and sale of any CDMA ASICs shall be solely in accordance with the terms and conditions of such license.

  • The cost of such audit shall be borne by DSPC, unless such audit determines that the Distributor has underreported the sales of CDMA ASICs by the lesser of (a) more than five percent (5%) or (b) twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000); in which case, the Distributor shall, in addition to paying the deficiency plus late payment charges, pay the cost of such audit.

  • Additionally, Buyer hereby acknowledges that the sale of CDMA ASICs does not convey any intellectual property rights of Qualcomm, Inc.

  • CDMA Modem Cards that Contain QUALCOMM's CDMA ASICs. Notwithstanding whether or not the license under InterDigital's Patents terminates as to Non-Qualifying CDMA Modem Cards, as set forth in paragraph b.

  • Additionally, Distributor and Distributor's customers must acknowledge in form satisfactory to DSPC that the sale of CDMA ASICs or Products containing such to Distributor's customers does not convey to Distributor's customers any intellectual property rights of Qualcomm, Inc.

  • Buyer may not use or sell any CDMA ASICs, alone or in combination with other components, without a separate license from Qualcomm, Inc.

  • DSPC may on reasonable notice, no more than once each calendar year, have an audit conducted by a major independent international accounting firm, which has not served as DSPC's or Distributor's auditors during the preceding year, of Distributor's applicable books and records to confirm the sales information of CDMA ASICs provided by DSPC.

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