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Finer and effective 5G smartphones RFFE 2nd generation from Qualcomm

Qualcomm, along with a new modem Snapdragon X55 5G announced the establishment of solutions with the input RF-module (RFFE) second generation mobile multimodal 5G. New products allow you to create complex systems "from the modem to the antenna" for high-end mobile devices 5G, supporting the lower frequency bands 6 GHz and millimeter wave spectrum.

This system solution is developed in order to simplify and reduce the cost for the manufacturers the task of creating 5G end devices with improved performance in terms of the growing number of frequency bands and the need to support multi-mode operation from 2G to 5G. The company notes, that mobile operators in the propagation of these solutions benefit from the improved capacity and coverage, and consumers get thinner 5G smartphones with improved autonomy, reliable communication, Quality and bit rate.

Qualcomm believes, that supply modems and RF-solutions alone is not sufficient, and because it offers an integrated approach "from the modem to the antenna", trying to be the first in the implementation of all aspects of support 5G.

Among the recently announced solutions RFFE present millimeter wave antenna module Qualcomm QTM525 5G, which has reduced compared with the first generation height, thus it can be applied in a thickness of less than 5G smartphones 8 mm. The module supports a new range of n258 (26 GHz) North America, Europe and Australia in addition to the former n257 (28 GHz), n260 (39 GHz) and n261 (28 GHz for US).

Qualcomm will also launch QET6100 - the world's first solution to track the envelope (Envelope Tracking) 5G in the range 100 MHz. QET6100 extends envelope tracking technology to channel bandwidth subscriber communication 100 MHz and 256-QAM modulation, necessary for network 5G NR radio, which were previously considered unreachable. This makes it possible to increase energy efficiency in half compared to conventional technology tracking average power consumption.

New and improved solutions RFFE power amplifier and spaced reception include Qualcomm:

In order to help producers cope with the increasing number of antennas and ensure that the work of frequency bands, required for mobile devices, Qualcomm introduced antenna and tuner signal amplification QAT3555, which expands the range of adaptive adjustment of the antenna to the 5G 6 GHz, at the same time 25 % reducing the height of the body and reducing losses.

Experimental batches of the product becomes available to interested partners Qualcomm in the first half of the year, and mass production of commercial end-devices will take place towards the end of 2019 of the year.

A source: Qualcomm

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