Home | Login | Register Now [Feb 07,2012]

Advanced Search

Computex Taipei 2010 Industry speaks out on employability gap Designing for the next upturn

EE Times-India > RF/Microwave

RF/Microwave

Linear RMS RF power detector targets 3G/4G handsets

Posted: 18 Aug 2010

Print Version

Keywords: RMS RF power detector 3G/4G handsets

[Summary of tips] National Semiconductor Corp. debuts the LMH2120, a linear root-mean-square (RMS) radio frequency (RF) power detector that offers high precision with up to 40dB dynamic range. The PowerWise LMH2120 offers increase in wireless coverage and extension of battery life for third-generation (3G) and fourth-generation (4G) mobile hands......

Please login or register with us to view this article>>

Not a registered user?

Already registered? Login to view complete content.

Email address:
Password:
	Password is case-sensitive.
	Remember password Forgot your password?

Editor's Choice

votes:

Add to Favorites

FBAR duplexer targets 4G/LTE handset...

Low power FSK transceiver operates i...

Comment on "Linear RMS RF power detector targets..."

Username: Visitor0207 (To avoid code verification, simply login or register with us. It is fast and free!)

Comments:	* You can enter [0] more charecters.
*Verify code:

Related Terms

What is RF? What is an RF tuner?
Radio frequency (RF) is the range of electromagnetic frequencies above the audio range and below infrared light (from 10kHz to 300GHz).
RF tuner
An RF tuner is a circuit module or standalone equipment that detects radio-frequency (RF) signals usually of low amplitude and amplifies and converts them to a form suitable for further processing.

Highly Recommended Articles

•	Abu Dhabi to get 100MW solar power plant (14/06/10)
•	Dassault, IBM extend their alliance to PLM cloud computing (18/06/10)
•	Renesas reigns as semiconductor suplier (15/06/10)
•	Infotel emerges as pan-India broadband wireless winner (17/06/10)
•	Analysts: Reasons to smile, frown for 2010 (15/06/10)

Most Popular Articles

Nokia brings on two Windows phones

Sony takes over handset biz from Ericsson JV

ARM-based tablets continue to reign

Intel's struggles outside the PC domain

ARM scales to 64bit architecture

Imec, partners aim for organic PV tech

e-cars look to gain perfect sound experience

Researchers study graphene photodetectors

Wearable energy storage devices power garments

Smartphone app packed car infotainment booms

Search EE Times India

Max's Cool Beans

Strange modes of transport and other "stuff"

Someone just pointed me at a YouTube video that claims to show the world's first e-powered multicopter flight...

Go to top

Connect on Facebook

eMedia Asia	EE Times - Asia\|\|\|\|IIC-China
Global Sources	\|\|\|Electronic Components\|Computer Products\|Trade Show Center
TechInsights	EE Times\|ESM Online\|EE Times JAPAN

Copyright © 2012 eMedia Asia Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without the express written permission of eMedia Asia Ltd. is prohibited. Warning: The images on this site are protected by digital watermark technology. Your use of this website is subject to, and constitutes acknowledgement and acceptance of our Terms of Use.