The satellite communications industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by advancements in integrated circuits for phased array antennas, which are establishing new standards for high-performance, cost-effective flat panel antennas, enabling broader access and improved connectivity across various applications.
The ever-expanding appetite for data is driving strong growth in satellite communications (SATCOM), especially in higher-frequency bands. But, instead of concentrating on the lower frequency ranges, many companies are focusing on higher frequency Ka-Band, which provides more allocated spectrum for applications such as internet access and 5G.
Discover how Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are reshaping communication landscapes by providing seamless global connectivity, supporting next-generation applications, and bridging digital divides, as these networks expand to offer faster, more reliable, and accessible internet worldwide.
Qorvo, a leading global provider of connectivity and power solutions, today announced three new MMIC power amplifiers designed specifically for Ku-Band satellite communications (SATCOM) terminals.
This patented Spatium® RF power combining technology provides a highly reliable, efficient alternative to traveling wave tube amplifiers (TWTAs) for commercial and defense communications and other applications.
The AWMF SATCOM beamformer ICs (Ka-, K-, Ku-Bands) support dual-polarization elements, auto-alignment, and precise control for reliable communication with LEO/MEO/GEO satellites in mobile applications.
