NXP Semiconductors announced the availability of its second generation of Airfast RF power Multi-Chip Modules (MCMs) designed to support the evolution of 5G mMIMO active antenna system requirements for cellular base stations. Focused on accelerating the coverage of 5G, the new all-in-one power amplifier module family is based on NXP’s latest LDMOS technology.
The new module delivers 20 percent more output power compared to the previous generation, addressing the need for broader 5G coverage per base station tower, without increasing the radio unit size, the company said. It also features a power-added efficiency of 45 percent, 4 points higher than the previous generation for an overall reduction in the 5G network electricity consumption.
Highlighting the performance of NXP’s latest LDMOS generation in high frequencies, the new AFSC5G40E38 addresses the 5G C-band from 3.7 to 4.0 GHz and has recently been selected by NEC and Rakuten Mobile in Japan.
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