ParkerVision, Inc. · OTC:PRKR
ParkerVision — Investor Presentation (May 2013)
29 slides from ParkerVision's investor presentation, May 30, 2013
Slide 1: ParkerVision Corporate Presentation
ParkerVision Corporate Presentation
Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement
Safe Harbor Statement This document shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy securities of ParkerVision, Inc. (the “Company”. This presentation may contain forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. All statements, other than statements of fa
Slide 3: ParkerVision at a Glance
ParkerVision at a Glance Innovator of Fundamental Wireless Technologies Innovator of Fundamental Wireless Technologies IP Licensing/Defense Chip Sales + PRKR’s patent portfolio includes some of the fundamental IP for RF communications * Partnered with VIA Telecom on a RF- Baseband chipset solution,
Slide 4: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights Leading innovator of fundamental RF data reception and data transmission technologies Significant cost, size and performance advantages over other RF technologies for receiving and sending data Broad range of end markets able to benefit from PRKR’s patented technology Partnered
Slide 5: Growth Strategy
Growth Strategy A three-pronged growth strategy provides multiple opportunities IP + Partnered with 3LP Advisors, a leading IP strategy and advisory firm Ufer-Yatsint-4A cele lt [ial » 3LP conducted an extensive analysis of PRKR’s patent portfolio and is approaching Venture companies on PRKR’s behal
Slide 6: ParkerVision's Technology
ParkerVision’s Technology = RF DOWNCONVERSION (RECEIVERS)* = RF UPCONVERSION (TRANSMITTERS )* + Marketed under the trade names d2d (receivers) and d2p (transmitters), registered trademarks of ParkerVision, Inc.
Slide 7: ParkerVision Technology: RF Downconversion (Receivers)
ParkerVision Technology: RF Downconversion (Receivers)
Slide 8: Spec Changes Force Departure from Traditional Receiver Technologies
Spec Changes Force Departure from Receiver Technologies Traditiona ‘Superheterodyning Direct conversion with analog PARKERVISION (1930s — early 2000s) Gilbert cell (e.g.) (sy ans) Sea ae JU) nn. suUR@ nn. Protocol 26 3G 3G, 4G, LTE, WiMax generation Device size and functionality 1000 - 350nm 250-180
Slide 9: The History of RF Downconversion
Protocol generation Change in Environment Technology solution features ‘Superheterodyning Receivers (1930s - early 2000s) —" 2G WiFi ~ 802.116 + RF data signal frequencies require downconversion to extract the transmitted data + Single-step down-converting doesn’t result in desired receiver performa
Slide 10: ParkerVision Technology: RF Upconversion (Transmitters at RF Power)
ParkerVision Technology: RF Upconversion (Transmitters at RF Pov
Slide 11: Evolving Science of Creating RF Carrier Signal
Evolving Science of Creating RF Carrier Signal Linear RF Transmit Chain | DC to RF Energy Converter MV Bo Basic Concept: Basic Concept: Create low-power modulated RF carrier signal Convert power source to modulated RF carrier followed by a series of amplification stages to signal at desired RF outpu
Slide 12: Market Overview and Opportunity
Market Overview and Opportunity Devices that incorporate RF using small geometry CMOS
Slide 13: Markets for RF Using Small Geometry CMOS
Markets for RF Using Small Geometry CMOS Large & Growing Market Current Size Projected Future Size Smartphones $55B $150B (2014) Tablets $35.3B $59.08 (2016) Wireless LAN $3.5B $3.5B (2015) ‘Small cells $0.3B $7.7B (2015) wo =) <P Cable modems $4.78 $7.08 (2016) \ a Set top boxes $8.7B $13B (2016) S
Slide 14: The Mobile-Connected & Cellphone Markets
The Mobile-Connected & Cellphone Markets Mobile-connected Devices #1— Wireless became #1 semiconductor industry in 2011 — year Global Semiconductor Spendingby Top OEMs forthe Wireless and ‘Computer Application Markets (Billions of U.S. Dollars) approaching $80 billion in revenue this >7 Billion - Th
Slide 15: The Mobile-Connected & Cellphone Markets
The Mobile-Connected & Cellphone Markets Cellphone Market Annual CELLPHONE shipments GLOBALLY Largest global consumer device market 1,7 billion units sold annually: 2012 2,500 1.9 billion units annually predicted: 2014 48751249 Digital Baseband Sales by Vendor 2,000 1,775 1,746 yo Spreadtry 0.2% 205
Slide 16: The ParkerVision Patent Portfolio
The ParkerVision Patent Portfolio World Class Portfolio of Technologies — Protected by over 220 United States & foreign granted patents
Slide 17: ParkerVision's Receiver IP: Unique Value Drivers
ParkerVision’s Receiver IP: Unique Value Drivers * ParkerVision owns a “gateway” technology (RF Energy Sampling) * Enables high performance RF receivers on low cost small geometry CMOS semiconductors * The industry heavily cites the concepts behind this technology and trends suggest that companies h
Slide 18: ParkerVision's RF Transmitter IP: Unique Value Drivers
ParkerVision’s RF Transmitter IP: Unique Value Drivers ¢ Industry trends suggest that companies are moving toward ParkerVision’s RF transmission technology * Broad and growing coverage of transmitter architecture ¢ Industry players are beginning to cite concepts behind this technology * Patent cover
Slide 19: RF Transmission Technology is just a few years behind RF Receiver Technology
RF Transmission Technology is just a few years behind RF Receiver Technology — Citations to ParkerVision’ s patents i — Citations to D2D Patents WN Citations to D2P patents * self-citations)’ 140 Reception ‘Transmission 0 100 %0 © 0 . PLLA o—- = rt] | oe | oe | | 72002 2003,-«=«00h«=S«0S«=SCONG«S=SC
Slide 20: Citations of ParkerVision's Patents are Increasing
Citations of ParkerVision’s Patents are Increasing Top Companies Owning Patents and Applications that are Citing ParkerVision’s Patent Portfolio Broadcom Wetan Quatcomm. Finisar ‘Magna Donnelly Samsung Electronics ‘Marvell international Panasonic Total of 250 companies owning patents and application
Slide 21: Relevant Patent Filings at Major Technology Companies
Relevant Patent Filings at Major Technology Companies Top U.S. Patent Filers Source: ipCapital Group's Human-Read Analysis of ~2000 patents on the Relevant Technology Landscape INSTRUMENTS 50 100 150 200 250 Number of U.S. Patent Filings 1 2012, Capl Group ne Al gts Reserve © 2013 Parkervision, Inc.
Slide 22: ParkerVision's IP Prosecution Process
ParkerVision’s IP Prosecution Process Securing Patent Rights To Innovations * ParkerVision systematically develops its IP to support growth opportunities with a focus on both quality and quantity * — Invested >$20 million to file and maintain IP protection for our innovations * 222 patents issued to
Slide 23: Third Party Analysis of IP
Third Party Analysis of IP Three #1 rankings on The Patent Board’s latest Wall Street Journal quarterly report (March 18, 2013) *ParkerVision’s IP Significance Continues to be Recognized by The Patent Board *Only company ranked in the latest Telecom sector quarterly report with 3 (out of 6) #1 categ
Slide 24: Business Opportunities
Business Opportunities IP Licensing/ Product Venture
Slide 25: IP Licensing/Product Venture
IP Licensing/Product Venture Business Opportunities + InNovember 2012, ParkerVision retained leading intellectual property strategy firm, 3LP Advisors LLC to pursue business opportunities for its patented technologies. * Initial discussions: 3LP is approaching potential licensees and/or product cust
Slide 26: IP Defense: Litigation Against Qualcomm
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Slide 27: IP Defense: Litigation Against Qualcomm
IP Defense: Litigation Against Qualcomm ParkerVision disclosed its technology to Qualcomm in 1999 under NDA * Prototype board delivered to Qualcomm; board (still in existence today) was tested and demonstrated the receiver performance required for CDMA + Subsequent to disclosures, demonstrations and
Slide 28: Business Opportunities: Chip Sales
Business Opportunities: Chip Sales * Working with VIA Telecom on the interface of ParkerVision’s RF technology with baseband chipsets from VIA * ParkerVision technical team at VIA’s facilities in support of integration efforts * Product being tested by Leading Handset OEM * ParkerVision technical te
Slide 29: Key Takeaways
Key Takeaways Leading innovator of fundamental RF data reception and data transmission technologies Significant cost, size and performance advantages over other RF technologies for receiving and sending data Broad range of end markets able to benefit from PRKR’s patented technology Partnered with le