Announcing the latest additions to Qorvo's innovative RF and power portfolio of switches, filters, FEMs, GaN transistors and amplifiers, which serve a wide range of wireless, IoT, aerospace and defense applications. These high-performance solutions simplify RF and power for designers worldwide and are available at Qorvo's authorized channel partners. | | |
QPA9862
3.3 - 4.2 GHz 0.8W High-Linearity Pre-Driver
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Features
- 3.3-4.2GHz operating frequency
- 36.5dB gain
- +29.5dBm P3dB
- -48dBc raw ACPR @ +16dBm
- Linearizable with up to 600MHz IBW 5G NR signals
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- 110mA Icq
- Shutdown pin for TDD; 1.8V logic
- 16-pad 3x3 mm LGA package
- Ideal for drones, 5G m-MIMO, mobile infrastructure, wireless, TDD / FDD systems
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QPC6144
0.05 - 10 GHz High Isolation SP4T Switch
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Features
- 0.05 –10 GHz Operating Freq
- Symmetrical SP4T Switch
- High Isolation: >65 dB
- High IP3: 57 dBm
- Absorptive RF ports
- Single DC supply with internal NVG
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- 1.2 V, 1.5 V, 1.8 V logic level selectable
- 24-pad 4x4 mm LGA package
- Ideal for drones, 5G infrastructure, wideband radios, small cells, femtocells
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QPQ5510
5 GHz Wi-Fi U-NII 1-3 bandBoost™ Filter
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Features
- 5170-5835 MHz
- Low insertion loss in Wi-Fi UNII 1-3 bands
- High rejection in Wi-Fi UNII 5-9 bands
- Extended temperature performance from -20 to +95 °C
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- High power handling to +28dBm averaged input power
- Integrated match
- 1.8x1.6mm laminate
- Ideal for access points, wireless gateways, CPE, IoT
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QPD1000A
30 - 1215 MHz, 15 Watt, GaN RF Input-Matched Transistor
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Features
- Frequency: 30-1215MHz
- Bias voltage: 28V
- P3dB: 24W at 1GHz
- PAE: 78% at P3dB, 1GHz
- Input matched to 50 ohms
- Form-fit-function replacement of QPD1000
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- 6x5x0.85 mm DFN package
- Ideal for military & civilian radar, land mobile and military radio communications, test instrumentation, wideband or narrowband amplifiers, EW
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QPF4607
6 GHz Wi-Fi 7 High Power Front End Module
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Features
- 5925-7125 Mhz
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POUT= +20.5 dBm MCS13 EHT320 -43 dB
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POUT= +24 dBm MCS0 EHT160 Spectral Mask
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PDC= 1.45 W at 24 dBm
- 1.8 dB noise figure
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- 13.5 dB Rx gain 4 dB Rx mid gain & 7 dB bypass loss
- 5x3 mm laminate
- Ideal for access points, wireless routers, residential gateways, CPE, IoT
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QPB1840N
18 - 40 GHz Wideband GaN Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA)
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Features
- Frequency: 18-40GHz
- Bias Voltage: 18V
- Psat: 16-32W
- PAE: 6-14% at Psat
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- Gain: 10-13dB at Psat
- CW operation
- SSPA, 3.9”x2.9”x4.0”
- Ideal for radar, communications, EW
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QPB3238J
32 - 38 GHz Wideband GaN Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA)
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Features
- Frequency: 32-38GHz
- Bias voltage: 24V
- Psat: 14-20W
- PAE: 12-15% at Psat
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- Gain: 36.5-38.0dB at Psat
- CW operation
- Planar SSPA Driver, 4.7”x4.0”x1.4”
- Ideal for radar, communications, EW
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QPF4509C00
5 GHz Wi-Fi 7 High Power Nonlinear Front End Module
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Features
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POUT= +21.5dBm MCS13 EHT160 -43dB dynamic EVM
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POUT= +26dBm MCS0 HT20 spectral mask compliance
- 30dB Tx gain
- 1.5dB noise figure
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- 16dB Rx gain & 6.5dB bypass loss
- 3x3mm laminate
- Ideal for access points, wireless routers, residential gateways, CPE, IoT
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Webinar: Accelerating Mission-Ready EW Through Wideband RF Integration
Join us tomorrow, Sept. 30 for Qorvo's webinar Accelerating Mission-Ready EW Through Wideband RF Integration.
Wideband EW front ends must detect, protect, control and amplify signals while minimizing loss, SWaP and integration risk. In this webinar, Paul Prudhomme examines how receiver protection, filtering, switching, attenuation, and GaAs and GaN amplification work together across the RF signal chain.
Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026
11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT
Register Now
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