Unisoc, a Chinese fabless semiconductor company, today introduced its 5G RF front-end solution, a modular design that reduces channel loss by 15% over the industry average and reduces the size by 20%, enabling more design space for thin and slim smartphones.
Compared to most solutions, the Unisoc 5G RF front-end solution is a complete solution, offering a full range of active chips and devices for the entire RF front-end.
Unisoc said the overall lead time from customer reference design through device selection, matching and debugging, and volume production tracking is 20% shorter than the industry average, significantly reducing product development time and simplifying development for OEMs.
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Unisoc 5G RF shortens the response time from 5us in 4G to 1us, so that the terminal signal remains stable even on a speeding high-speed train, according to the company.
At the same power, Unisoc power amplifiers consume 4 percent less power than competing products - far more than the industry average. They operate 10 minutes longer at maximum power transmission and 20 minutes longer at normal power transmission.
Unisoc 5G RF front-end solutions support the world's leading 5G frequency bands, including N77, N78, N79, N41, N28, and N1, meeting the diverse needs of the global market for 5G high, mid and low bands.
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