From Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Smart phones represent the leading edge of RF personal communications, as well as
one of the most challenging of RF product designs. These third-generation (3G) cellular
multimode, multiband devices can operate in three or four bands based on EDGE/GSM
(2.5G) standards and as many as three to four bands of the 3G WCDMA/ HSPA
standards. Evolving versions of smart phones will support additional bands using
WCDMA and 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) standards requiring as many as 10 or
11 frequency bands of operation. One of the key components in enabling so many
frequency bands and operating modes within one small device is the RF switch, which
is used in various forms throughout a smart phone's front-end circuits.
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