Front-End Module Brings Embedded WLAN Functionality To Mobile Phones

May 3, 2006
The RFMD RF5924 is designed specifically for embedded WLAN applications in cellular handsets.

Proprietary RFIC provider RF Micro Devices is now offering what they say is the industry’s first front-end module designed specifically for embedded wireless LAN (WLAN) applications in cellular handsets. RFMD’s RF5924 is a complete front-end module that requires no external components. Featuring a WLAN power amplifier (PA), switch, and receive balun, the RF5924 provides all the required functions between the RF transceiver and the system BPF/antenna. With all RF ports 50-Ω matched, the RF5924 is designed to simplify system implementation and reduce product development time.

The RF5924 comes in a 3.5-by-3.5-by-1.4-mm package, and has a direct battery connection with a single 3.1- to 4.5-V supply voltage. It features a Bluetooth port that contains an antenna that can be shared between WLAN and Bluetooth systems, and an integrated 2.5-GHz b/g amplifier.

AVAILABILITY
The RF5924 is now available PRICING
The RF5924 is priced at $1.74 in quantities of 10,000 units. FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit www.rfmd.com.

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