Wireless data helps turn the idea of a smart home into reality. Skyworks’ products allow homeowners greater control over their environment with a host of connected devices including thermostats, security systems, touch pads, security sensors, light switches, smoke and CO alarms, major appliances, and door locks.
Skyworks offers a wide variety of ceramics and specialty materials available for antenna applications. These include an entire suite of dielectric materials (D-125, D-73XX, D-9000 and the MCT series), as well as hexagonal ferrites for high frequency magneto-dielectric antennas. Skyworks also delivers an enhanced Co2 Z material when higher Q values for the 300–700 MHz range are required.
Skyworks offers a complete line of high quality, low-cost ceramic-based materials for a number of RF and microwave markets including wireless communications, infrastructure, military, cable television and broadband access. Their portfolio includes dielectric resonators and coaxial transmission line elements for dielectric resonator oscillator (DRO) and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) applications, ceramic bandpass filters, ferrite and garnet material for circulators/isolators, and advanced materials in technical powders or ingot form.
Whether your project includes radar, radio communications such as land mobile radio, software defined radio, GPS receivers, electronic countermeasures equipment, avionics systems, instrumentation or microwave subsystems, Skyworks has the products you need.
This brochure features the newest solutions from the Skyworks product portfolio. It includes featured block diagrams and product specifications.
Skyworks Solutions, Inc. works to engage in a systematic process to establish and implement standards of performance within labor, environment, health and safety, ethics, and management system markets. The company’s Sustainability Council is a cross-functional management team that establishes performance objectives that drive improvements throughout the organization. This brochure reports the evaluated performance of objectives and details the improvements being made.
Skyworks offers a wide range of solutions that address the CATV market, enabling the delivery of high speed data channels and content to subscribers around the world. Their goal is to supply products that support an ever increasing demand for data requirements, and combine world-class performance with industry-leading reliability.
This paper presents results from modeling RF propagation in a mine using Wireless InSite®. The Edgar Mine in Idaho Springs, CO provided the realistic scenario for the model. The path loss exponent was evaluated for a 5m section of the modeled mine by considering three different materials and three different standard deviation of surface roughness values for dry granite. When comparing this simulated data with data retrieved from the Edgar Mine it was determined that the Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD) ray tracing code, of Wireless InSite, can portray a communications system within a mine environment.
This paper presents results from sea to land propagation using Wireless InSite®. The effort explores the effects of various elements in the scene and how they impact the results. The various elements in the scene include the ships out at sea, the ships docked, the docks themselves, the buildings around the dock area, and the material properties of each.
The SKY67180-306LF low-noise amplifier (LNA) operates in the 1.5 – 3.8 GHz frequency range and features active bias and high linearity performance. In addition to the high linearity, the output stage also provides high gain. The advanced GaAs pHEMT enhancement mode front end device provides ultra-low noise figure. Stable performance over temperature and process variation are a direct result of the amplifier’s active bias circuitry.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|