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Articles tagged with: Power Amplifiers
Top-five handset OEM signs first Coolteq deal
Nujira, a developer of mobile phone platforms says that it has signed a deal with an unnamed handset manufacturer to provide its Coolteq-l handset development platform. The unnamed customer is reported to be one of the world's top five handset makers. more
Related Tags: coolteq, nujira, hsupa, cdma, ovi, tim, lte, w-cdma, wcdma, edge, 3g, 3gpp, seven, oem, bandwidth
US Regional Carrier Selects Nortel for CDMA Expansion
Texas based wireless network, Pocket Communications has launched a new network to serve markets in the U.S. Northeast plus expanding the capacity of its South Texas wireless network with 3G CDMA technology from Nortel Networks. Pocket is now offering service to new subscribers in parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts, and will be launching its service in parts of New York state in 2009. more
Related Tags: 3g, sim, base-station, texas, cdma, ovi, iden, nortel, USA
RFMD Targets CDMA Components Market
RF Micro Devices is to re-target the CDMA components market with the introduction of multiple CDMA front end products. In calendar year 2009, RFMD plans a major refresh of its CDMA product portfolio, marking the Company's first new offerings for CDMA handsets in approximately five years. more
Related Tags: gps, lte, cdma, switches, rfmd
Nortel Wins Chinese CDMA Expansion Contract
Nortel has been selected by China Telecom (CTC) as a key vendor in the evolution of its CDMA network in seven provinces. As part of the expansions and modernization of the networks, Nortel will supply Enhanced Base Station Controllers and Base Stations designed and built with unique innovations in Power Amplifiers and Transceivers. more
Related Tags: base-station, china-telecom, nortel, cdma, base-stations, seven, China
Wi-Fi Chipset Revenue On Course to Approach $3 Billion in 2008
Over the last several years, the market for Wi-Fi chipsets has grown from just over $1 billion in 2006, though just over $2 billion in 2007, and is expected to deliver revenue of nearly $3 billion in 2008. more
Related Tags: wi-fi, abi-research, netbooks, mimo, chipsets, laptop, 802.11n
Base Station Component Market - Flat through 2013
Strategy AnalyticsÃ' latest analysis on base station component demand is forecasting that cellular base station shipments will grow to 13.4 million units in 2013 a CAAGR (compound annual average growth rate) of over 69%. However while base station shipments will grow, the corresponding market for RF components will remain flat at $1.1 billion through 2013. more
Related Tags: base-station, analytics, strategy-analytics, femtocell, picocell, base-stations, 4g
Powering up Microwave Amplifiers for a Wireless World
Four years ago, Europe trailed the rest of the world in microwave amplifier research and development. Now, however, European-designed transistors and amplifiers equal or outperform the competition worldwide. more
Related Tags: semiconductor, dell, microwave, battery, base-stations
The Birth of a Mobile-Handset Powerhouse
Epcos's recent acquisition of NXP Semiconductor's Radio-Frequency Microelectromechanical Systems (RF MEMS) business establishes the company as the leader in a technology that promises to expand the capabilities and cut the costs and power consumption of mobile handsets, according to iSuppli. more
Related Tags: wi-fi, semiconductor, isuppli, nxp, battery, switches, mems, analog, chipset, Germany
Anadigics Offers Power Amp for 3G Phones in the GSM900 Bands
Anadigics has announced its new AWT6281 HELP3 WCDMA Linear Power Amplifier (PA) engineered specifically for use in 3G handsets operating in the GSM900 bands. The company said that the new power amplifier extends the operating time of 3G handsets and data cards, which is critical for successful operation using today's High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) networks. AWT6281 has been specified by leading chipset manufacturers for selected reference designs. more
Related Tags: wcdma, gsm-association, capex, mts, hspa, ovum, anadigics, umts900, umts, chipset
Vodafone Aims to Half its CO2 Emissions by 2020
Vodafone has said that by 2020 it intends to reduce its CO2 emissions by 50% against its 2006/7 baseline of 1.23 million tonnes. The company said that this target will be achieved principally by improvements in energy efficiency and increased use of renewable energy. more
Related Tags: wind-power, solar-power, phone-charger, o2, wind, climate-change, vodafone-group