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TriQuint 3G/4G base station filters simplify RF design
The firm says its new family of BTS RF SAWs handle more power, have lower losses and provide very good attenuation.
TriQuint Semiconductor has released five new RF SAW filters that improve performance in 3G/4G network infrastructure designs, offering cost-effective, simplified solutions for LTE, WCDMA and TD-SCDMA applications.
TriQuint is focused on bringing performance innovation to essential building blocks in the global network. This network is fraught with demand, and it’s not going to let up; by 2015, the amount of mobile data traffic contributed by tablets alone is expected to equal that of mobile data traffic from all devices combined in 2010.
“Customer input continues to guide TriQuint’s ongoing development and product releases for advanced base station RF systems,” remarked Vice President Brian P. Balut. “Consumer demand for smartphones and tablets means more bandwidth through the network.”
“TriQuint’s innovative products simplify base station RF design and connectivity by offering discrete as well as integrated packaged solutions that ease assembly. Advanced networks need filters that lower loss, deliver high attenuation and handle greater power for more efficient, cost-effective designs—these new devices deliver in every way,” he continued.
TriQuint’s base station, CATV, optical, point-to-point, automotive telematics, defence/aerospace and mobile device innovations include integrated RF modules and discrete components based on GaN, GaAs, surface acoustic wave (SAW) and bulk acoustic wave (BAW) technologies.
New TriQuint RF SAW Filter Technical Details
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