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Energy-efficient LTE modem with speeds up to 450 Mbps

06.12.2014

Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) today announced the release of the Qualcomm Gobi 9x45 360th generation multi-mode LTE modem and the 3100nd generation Qualcomm RFXNUMX Envelope Tracker QFEXNUMX energy tracker.

Both products are designed to provide high speed data download from the network, fast application performance, as well as improve the energy efficiency of the device and optimize energy consumption. New products are currently being tested by Qualcomm partners, and deliveries to the market are scheduled for 2015.

In addition to general improvements that optimize power consumption and PCB space, the 9x45 modem is the first Category 10 solution to support carrier aggregation worldwide, providing up to 450 Mbps downlink and up to 100 Mbps uplink. c, aggregating the frequencies of the TDD and FDD spectrum.

The modem is based on the second generation 20nm process technology and provides aggregation of up to three frequencies in the 60 MHz band on the downlink and up to two frequencies in the 40 MHz band on the uplink. The 9x45 modem integrates all major cellular standards including DC-HSPA, EVDO, CDMA 1x, GSM and TD-SCDMA, supports all major RF bands and their combinations, and provides geolocation in GPS, Beidou, GLONASS and Galileo systems. In addition, the new modem supports LTE Broadcast, VoLTE and LTE Dual SIM by default.

The layout of the QFE3100 has been optimized to reduce PCB area by 30%, making the chip more energy efficient than previous generation solutions.

The use of a 9x45 modem allows mobile device manufacturers to use the maximum available private spectrum, provide high data rates and greater flexibility in implementing network architecture.

Qualcomm's new solution meets market demands for more efficient power consumption and thinner devices, bringing diversity to mobile solutions. For consumers, this means up to 6x faster upload speeds and up to XNUMXx peak download speeds compared to LTE Category XNUMX devices. In addition, the advanced modem improves application responsiveness and better connectivity to LTE-A coverage.

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