New Products: Defense, Communications, DOCSIS and Motor Control Products & IoT and Wi-Fi Webinars

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Announcing the latest additions to Qorvo's innovative RF and power portfolio of GaN on SiC RF transistors, amplifiers, cable compensated voltage variable equalizers and motor controller SoCs, which serve a wide range of defense radar, jammer, communications, DOCSIS, CATV and BLDC motor control applications. These high-performance solutions simplify RF and power for designers worldwide and are available at Qorvo's authorized channel partner.

New Products

QPD1035 & QPD1035L

40W, DC-6GHz, GaN on SiC RF Transistors

Features

50V bias voltage
50W P3dB and 50-52% DE3dB (5.4-5.9GHz EVB)
High gain, high efficiency (internally pre-matched)

Additional information:

QPD1035

QPD1035L

CW and pulse capable
Easy to match for wideband operation
NI-200 ceramic package
Ideal for radar, jammers and communications

QPA0022

6-18GHz 0.5W Driver Amplifier

Features

Qorvo pHEMT process
24dB gain with <+/- 1dB flatness
Gain roll-off <0.5dB
Max Pin 27dBm CW

Additional information:

QPA0022

Wideband with flat gain
4x4mm QFN package
Ideal for defense, EW & SATCOM

QPC7339

5-396MHz Upstream Cable Compensated, Voltage Variable Equalizer

Features

5-396MHz bandwidth
18dB slope range
Low insertion loss
High linearity

Additional information:

QPC7339

75 Ohm impedance
6x6mm MCM package
Ideal for DOCSIS 3.1, 4.0 & CATV equipment

PAC52410 & PAC52411

44V BLDC Controller & Driver SoC with Vds Sensing

Features

50MHz Arm Cortex M0
32kB Flash, 8kB SRAM
44V buck/SEPIC DC/DC controller with external NCH FET
Vds sensing for fast over current and short circuit protection
PAC52411: nDrive/nBrake with external driver disable

Additional information:

PAC52410

PAC52411

Integrated MCU + gate drive + configurable AFE + multimode power manager
Reduced hibernate current down to 13uA
6x6mm QFN package with thermal pad
Ideal for BLDC industrial, mobility & tools

PAC52422

44V BLDC Controller & Driver SoC

Features

50MHz Arm Cortex M0
32kB Flash, 8kB SRAM
44V buck/SEPIC DC/DC controller with external NCH FET
Strong gate drivers supporting 1.2A source & 1.8A sink
PAC5222 backwards pin compatible

Additional information:

PAC52422

Integrated MCU + gate drive + configurable AFE + multimode power manager
Reduced hibernate current down to 13uA
6x6mm QFN package with thermal pad
Ideal for BLDC industrial, mobility & tools

Featured Resources & Promotions

Upcoming Webinar: Harnessing IoT Innovation for Global Health and Wellness

Join Qorvo's Chitra Mysore for Avnet Silica's The Future of Healthcare series with an upcoming webinar focused on "Harnessing IoT Innovation to Address Global Health and Wellness Requirements." This session will examine the integration of health devices with smart home ecosystems, and how to create seamless solutions for proactively promoting health, safety and security while empowering consumers.

Register for this free webinar series that will be held Feb. 11-13. Qorvo's session (listed below) will feature use cases, challenges and benefits of open-source solutions like Matter and UWB for seamless connectivity and emergency response.

Thursday, Feb. 13

2 p.m. CET (Europe) / 8 a.m. Eastern

Upcoming Webinar: Key Aspects of Modern Wi-Fi Design

Microwave Journal's next Technical Education Training Series features Qorvo's Jeremy Foland who will present "Key Aspects of Modern Wi-Fi Design." This session will explore advanced Wi-Fi architectures, spotlighting the integration of BAW filters. Discover strategic insights about non-linear front-end module (FEM) solutions and the product development and design considerations necessary to meet the challenges of modern Wi-Fi demands.

This free webinar, co-hosted by RFMW, is essential for designers looking to stay ahead in the evolving landscape of wireless communications technology.

Wednesday, Feb. 26

11 a.m. Eastern / 8 a.m. Pacific

The Role of Beamforming and AESA Antennas in SATCOM Communications

This article explores how beamforming and AESA technologies are advancing satellite non-terrestrial networks (NTN). By improving signal quality and efficiency, beamforming and AESA antennas are essential for modern wireless communication systems, including mobile networks, Wi-Fi, and satellite communications.

Learn about the benefits and tradeoffs of various beamforming methods and their applications in enhancing network performance and data throughput across different fields.

How to Improve Wi-Fi Performance Using BAW Filter Technology

In today's connected world, Wi-Fi access points face challenges from crowded RF spectrums and multi-band complexities.

High-performance filters, like Qorvo's BAW filters, mitigate interference, enabling reliable Wi-Fi 6/7 performance, extended coverage and coexistence across adjacent and self-generated bands.

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