➀ Qorvo launched a Ku-band beamformer IC for SATCOM terminals, enabling TDD architecture to reduce system complexity and size through a single antenna array for transmission and reception;

➁ The IC complements Qorvo's existing FDD beamformer portfolio, providing scalable solutions for both TDD and FDD satellite communication systems;

➂ It operates in 13.75-14.5 GHz (transmit) and 10.7-12.75 GHz (receive) ranges, integrates Tx/Rx functions, reduces receive power by 40%, improves signal clarity by 20%, and offers 5x higher transmit efficiency than competitors.

➀ The RF Front End (RFFE) market is projected to grow from $51.3 billion in 2024 to $69.7 billion by 2030, driven by 5G, consumer connectivity, and emerging 6G technologies;

➁ GaN technology is reshaping telecom infrastructure by replacing LDMOS, while automotive RF evolves with ADAS radars, UWB, and defense sectors adopt GaN for high-power broadband systems;

➂ Leading players like Qualcomm, Qorvo, and Infineon dominate key segments, alongside Chinese firms accelerating domestic RF solutions to reduce foreign dependency.

➀ Mouser Electronics now stocks Qorvo's QPA9822 linear RF amplifier, designed for 5G mMIMO systems in the 3.3-4.2GHz N77 band with 530MHz bandwidth;

➁ The device offers 38dB gain, 29dBm P3dB output power, operates at 5V, and uses a compact 3x3mm surface-mount package with integrated 50Ω matching;

➂ Despite being announced over a year ago, Qorvo has not released the full datasheet, while DigiKey recently expanded its partnership with Qorvo for RF component distribution.

➀ Qorvo introduces the ACT72350, a 160V three-phase gate driver for simplifying BLDC motor control designs in automotive and industrial applications.

➁ The ACT72350 reduces solution size, design time, and BOM costs while replacing up to 40 discrete components in a motor control system.

➂ The driver features a configurable analog front-end, programmable delay, and support for a wide voltage range from 25V to 160V, making it suitable for various battery-powered applications.

➀ DigiKey has entered into a global distribution partnership with Qorvo for its power and connectivity product lines.

➁ The partnership will see DigiKey distribute Qorvo's products across North America, EMEA, and APAC regions.

➂ Qorvo aims to accelerate its customer's time-to-market through this collaboration.

➀ Qorvo's QPF5100Q Ultra-Wideband (UWB) System-on-Chip (SoC) is now automotive-qualified and available for sampling.

➁ The SoC is designed to enable secure keyless entry, Digital Key systems, child presence detection, and motion sensing in automotive applications.

➂ It offers low-power operation and high integration, and is undergoing Design Verification Testing (DVT) with leading automotive manufacturers.