Antenna tuners

Optimizing antenna efficiency with Infineon's antenna tuning switches in 5G and IoT applications

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Overview

In connected devices, an antenna should be able to perform well in several frequency bands. Hence, there is a growing need to tune antennas according to the required frequency bands of operation. This can be done by applying the antenna tuning technique which helps optimize antenna radiation efficiency. Infineon offers a wide portfolio of antenna tuning switches to address antenna design challenges, especially in space-constrained applications.

Key Features

  • Frequency range up to 8.25 GHz
  • Compact footprint
  • MIPI and GPIO control modes
  • Best-in-class harmonics
  • High linearity
  • Low current consumption

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About

Industrial design (ID) constraints, innovative form factors, and end-user preferences for better UX affect antenna performance, as more features and frequency bands need to be fitted into smaller and thinner devices.

With Infineon's antenna tuning switches, RF engineers can optimize power transfer to the antenna and improve antenna radiation efficiency by 3 dB or more, while keeping the number of antennas low.

Infineon's antenna tuning switches allow RF engineers to easily customize PCB design and speed up product development cycles enabling a faster time to market of end devices.

By applying antenna tuners, RF engineers can keep the number of antennas low, which translates to more space for other features and a higher design flexibility overall.

Moreover, Infineon's antenna tuners are incredibly small, light, and robust, and enable flexible placement on PCBs even within a very limited space.

Based on long-term RF expertise and technology development, Infineon continues to innovate and expand its antenna tuning switch offering, providing solutions to even more complex antenna design challenges of the future.

For example, the adoption of 5G significantly increases antenna design complexity, since more antennas need to cover even more higher-frequency bands within a limited space. This can affect antenna performance. In addition, signal coexistence (e.g., cellular, Wi-Fi, UWB, GPS) and the emergence of new use cases, such as CA (carrier aggregation) and ENDC (E-UTRAN new radio-dual connectivity), further affect antenna efficiency and create more linearity constraints. With Infineon's antenna tuners, RF engineers can optimize power transfer to the antenna, improve antenna radiation efficiency, and meet linearity system requirements.

In this section, you will find informative and engaging online trainings and webinars about RF systems.

From the fundamental of RF systems to their practical implementation in real-world, our online resources cover a wide range of topics to help you stay up to date with the latest advancements in this rapidly evolving field.

Check out our curated online content and stay ahead in the world of RF systems.

Industrial design (ID) constraints, innovative form factors, and end-user preferences for better UX affect antenna performance, as more features and frequency bands need to be fitted into smaller and thinner devices.

With Infineon's antenna tuning switches, RF engineers can optimize power transfer to the antenna and improve antenna radiation efficiency by 3 dB or more, while keeping the number of antennas low.

Infineon's antenna tuning switches allow RF engineers to easily customize PCB design and speed up product development cycles enabling a faster time to market of end devices.

By applying antenna tuners, RF engineers can keep the number of antennas low, which translates to more space for other features and a higher design flexibility overall.

Moreover, Infineon's antenna tuners are incredibly small, light, and robust, and enable flexible placement on PCBs even within a very limited space.

Based on long-term RF expertise and technology development, Infineon continues to innovate and expand its antenna tuning switch offering, providing solutions to even more complex antenna design challenges of the future.

For example, the adoption of 5G significantly increases antenna design complexity, since more antennas need to cover even more higher-frequency bands within a limited space. This can affect antenna performance. In addition, signal coexistence (e.g., cellular, Wi-Fi, UWB, GPS) and the emergence of new use cases, such as CA (carrier aggregation) and ENDC (E-UTRAN new radio-dual connectivity), further affect antenna efficiency and create more linearity constraints. With Infineon's antenna tuners, RF engineers can optimize power transfer to the antenna, improve antenna radiation efficiency, and meet linearity system requirements.

In this section, you will find informative and engaging online trainings and webinars about RF systems.

From the fundamental of RF systems to their practical implementation in real-world, our online resources cover a wide range of topics to help you stay up to date with the latest advancements in this rapidly evolving field.

Check out our curated online content and stay ahead in the world of RF systems.

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