Qorvo Inc., Greensboro, N.C.

In a world where the internet of things (IoT) is becoming more ingrained in everyday life, customer confidence in these technologies hinges on the assurance of security. Robust cybersecurity measures are critical for fostering this trust. In response to this need, regulations from both industry and governments have ramped up the requirement for defenses against cyber threats, protecting consumer privacy and security.

QPA9822 is a wideband, high gain and high linearity driver amplifier. It provides 39 dB gain at 3.5 GHz and achieves a P1dB of 28 dBm. The amplifier is designed to handle wideband 5G NR instantaneous signal bandwidths.

Ready for a game-changer in seamless and reliable system design? Discover Qorvo's ConcurrentConnect™ technology! With antenna diversity for enhanced range and reliability, its fast, accurate and cost-effective algorithm is embedded in hardware, ensuring optimal performance. Dive into the benefits and effortless deployment for devices in constrained environments.

Qorvo® announced its participation in the U.S. Cybersecurity Labeling Program for Consumer Technology launch held in Washington, DC.

Qorvo® introduced three best-in-class SSPAs\ for commercial and defense communications, radar, electronic warfare and other wideband applications. 

QPA1724 is a packaged high power MMIC amplifier, Ku-/K-Band, fabricated on Qorvo's production 0.15 um GaN on SiC process (QGaN15).  

Antenna tuners in smartphones, like other electronic components, must be able to withstand electrostatic discharge (ESD) at every stage from device manufacturing and smartphone assembly to consumer use. Rather than rely on legacy assumptions, tuner selection should reflect the manufacturing systems and standards of today. Learn more to protect your devices.