Lekha Wireless Integrates Analog Devices’ Samana Platform Into 4G and 5G RAN Products
Bengaluru-based Lekha Wireless Solutions has integrated Analog Devices’ ADRV906x (Samana) platform into its 4G and 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) products, targeting simpler radio design, improved energy efficiency and faster product development with O-RAN-compliant 7.2x Low PHY functionality.
Lekha Wireless Solutions has integrated Analog Devices’ (ADI) ADRV906x (Samana) platform into its 4G and 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) products, announcing the collaboration at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026 in New Delhi.
The integration brings ADI’s radio technology into Lekha Wireless’ indigenous wireless communication equipment portfolio, which serves public mobile networks as well as private networks across industries such as mining, railways, factory automation and industrial SCADA.
The ADRV906x (Samana) platform combines RF and digital processing within a software-defined radio architecture and provides O-RAN-compliant 7.2x Low PHY functionality. According to the companies, integrating the platform is expected to simplify radio design, improve energy efficiency and accelerate product development.
Ramu TS, CEO of Lekha Wireless Solutions, said the collaboration gives the company’s engineering teams access to ADI’s semiconductor portfolio and system-level expertise, supporting the development of locally engineered wireless products for customers in India and international markets.
Vivek Tyagi, Head of India and Regional Sales at Analog Devices, highlighted Lekha Wireless’ experience in 3GPP and IEEE wireless data communication products. He noted that ADI’s wireless, RF, power and timing technologies are being used across Lekha’s platforms for public, private and railway network applications.
For India’s RF and telecom engineering ecosystem, the integration highlights how domestic wireless equipment developers can combine indigenous product engineering with advanced semiconductor platforms to build next-generation network infrastructure.
As telecom networks evolve toward more flexible and energy-efficient architectures, technologies that integrate RF and digital processing while supporting open radio interfaces could help simplify radio development and expand the capabilities of Indian telecom equipment manufacturers.
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