LDMOS RFICs Gain Ground in Small Cells (.PDF Download)

Oct. 19, 2016

Cellular wireless-communications-link handsets and their users throughout the world are often located by large base stations, and transmissions from those base stations are typically powered by discrete silicon LDMOS RF/microwave power transistors. But with increasing use of smaller cells to provide wireless coverage...

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