INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
Leading RF filter innovation with GEN7 BAW and LRT-SAW technologies enables smaller, higher-performance filters for smartphones, defense, IoT, 5G, and next-generation wireless applications.
LATEST HEADLINES
- Skyworks And Qorvo To Combine To Create $22 Billion U.S.-Based Leader In High-Performance RF, Analog And Mixed-Signal Solutions
- Rohde & Schwarz Enables MediaTek's 6G Waveform Verification With CMP180 Radio Communication Tester
- Qorvo Simplifies Sub-1GHz RF Design With Wideband, High-Efficiency Power Amplifier
- Microchip Adds Highly Integrated Single-Chip Wireless Platform Designed For Advanced Connectivity, Touch And Motor Control
- Globalstar Announces Commercial Rollout Of RM200M Two-Way Satellite IoT Module
FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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13.75 - 20 GHz GaAs Low Noise Amplifier: QPA2735
The QPA2735 is a high-performance, packaged Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) designed for use in the 13 to 20 GHz frequency range. Fabricated on Qorvo's 90nm PHEMT process, this amplifier is specifically optimized for applications such as satellite and point-to-point communication systems.
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0.01 - 48 GHz, SOI 6-Bit Digital Attenuator: QPC0045
The QPC0045 is an ultra-wideband SOI 6-bit digital step attenuator (DSA). It operates over 0.01 to 48 GHz and provides a 31.5 dB attenuation range with a LSB of 0.5 dB. It also achieves a low step error of less than 0.1 dB typically.
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S-Band Switched Filter Bank Module: QPB1034
The QPB1034 is a S-Band switched filter bank module that integrates two switches on both sides of 4 filters and a bypass.
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S-Band Switched Filter Bank Module: QPB1036
The QPB1036 is a S-Band switched filter bank module that integrates two switches on both sides of 6 filters and a bypass.
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NANOBEND R-6
NANOBEND™ cable assemblies deliver ultra-miniaturized, high-frequency RF connectivity for advanced communications systems demanding tight routing, low profile interconnects, and reliable microwave performance.
FEATURED VIDEOS
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Introducing The FSWX Signal And Spectrum Analyzer
Discover the FSXW—the first signal and spectrum analyzer to feature multichannel spectrum analysis, cross-correlation (X-correlation), and I/Q preselection.
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Simulate Dynamic Wireless Mobility With Wireless InSite
Wireless InSite enables engineers to simulate time-based mobility, lunar propagation, and wideband ray-tracing for analyzing moving devices, vehicles, radar coverage, and lunar RF systems.
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Ceramic Capacitors
Mark Simpson from Quantic Electronics discusses gap and ceramic capacitor technology at IMS 2025.
FEATURED WEBINARS
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Explore how to simulate dynamic RF environments, model antenna interactions with people and vehicles, and analyze performance metrics for advanced wireless applications.
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Learn how Wireless InSite 4.0 simulates dynamic RF environments with moving transceivers, on-body propagation, lunar terrain modeling, and time-based outputs for next-gen wireless systems.
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Explore human radar modeling for sensing applications, validating methods with NIST data and demonstrating real-world use cases like child presence detection and indoor monitoring.
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