RF Micro Devices today said it is targeting the CDMA components market.
The company has already developed power amplifiers, switches and low-noise GPS Modules (LNA).
In 2009 RF Micro Devices (RFMD) is going to refresh its CDMA product portfolio launching power amplifiers, discrete switches and GPS low noise amplifier (LNA) modules with integrated filters.
The company recently launched the RF73xx family of linear CDMA power amplifiers, the RF1126 and RF1136 discrete switches and the RF2815 GPS LNA module with integrated surface acoustic wave filter that is designed for CDMA mobile devices supporting GPS.
The size of the above-named RF2815 GPS LNA module is only 3.3 x 2.1 x 1.0 mm. The module is optimized for both solution size and performance and is suited for battery-powered mobile devices, such as portable navigation devices and CDMA handsets supporting GPS.
Samples of the RF1126, RF1136 and RF2815 are available now. Samples of the RF73xx product family will be available in the second half of 2009.
RFMD's product portfolio is on display at the GSMA Mobile World Congress.
