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Qorvo Expands DOCSIS 3.1 Family

Multi-chip module power doublers offer improved power efficiency

Rf company Qorvo has released three new DOCSIS 3.1-ready power doubler multi-chip modules (MCMs), designed to provide cable broadband service suppliers an easy upgrade path to DOCSIS 3.1.

Kellie Chong, director, CATV and Broadband Access products for Qorvo said: "Our latest power doubler MCMs give our customers additional tools to reach more subscribers with greater bandwidth and higher output power. Additionally, the compact MCM packaging provides a cost effective solution, saving up to 70 percent board space compared to traditional hybrid packages."

The MCMs feature temperature-sensing pins to ease assembly, reduce power consumption and provide added confidence during printed circuit board reflow, according to the company. A combination of DC power adjust and current adjust capability allows operators to manage networks intelligently and reduce power consumption without sacrificing performance.

The RFCM3327 and RFCM3328 feature Qorvo's market-leading GaN on SiC process to deliver superior thermal conductivity. The RFCM3327 offers 23 dB gain, while the RFCM3328 offers 25 dB gain. Both power doublers are capable of +63 dBmV power output, the highest performance of their class, and both include an external current control feature that allows customers to reduce overall power consumption by up to 20% while meeting required linearity specifications.

The QPB8808 has a compact footprint, which saves up to 70 percent printed circuit board space over competing solutions. The 12V amplifier operates from 45MHz to 1218 MHz, offers 20.5 dB gain and +58 dBmv power output, and includes a variable current bias adjust feature to conserve power while maintaining high output.

Qorvo will feature its DOCSIS 3.1 portfolio at the upcoming ANGA COM 2016 European Exposition and Congress, in Cologne, Germany, June 7-9, 2016.

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