RF Power Semiconductor Devices are Moving Forward Despite Wireless Infrastructure Ills
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RF Power for Wireless Infrastructure Flat to Slightly Down, but Other Segments Up |
NEWS |
RF power semiconductor devices continue to be a nearly US$1.5 billion business (<4 GHz, >3 W) despite the variability with the wireless infrastructure segment. Wireless infrastructure accounts for nearly two-thirds of total revenue and has been flat to slightly up and then slightly down in recent years. The other major segments are:
- Military/defense
- Instrumentation/Scientific/Medical (ISM)
- Broadcast
- Commercial avionics and air traffic control
- Non-cellular communications
All are showing solid mid-single-digit growth except for broadcast, which is anemic but still moving upward.
Technology Is Starting to Drive the Market |
IMPACT |
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