Qorvo is a leading technology company that specializes in providing radio frequency (RF) solutions, and is a supplier of highly reliable GaAs and GaN devices for space applications. They offer components used in communication systems, radar, and other advanced wireless devices for the defense and aerospace industries. Their products have been integral to missions like the Mars rovers (Curiosity and Perseverance) and deep space probes like New Horizons and Cassini-Huygens. Qorvo's customers include organizations like NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Qorvo treats GaN as an emerging priority rather than a high-volume line.
Qorvo Director of Satcom & Systems Engineering Ryan Jennings discussed Qorvo’s radio frequency solutions during SATShow Week.
Qorvo’s radio frequency solutions range from phased arrays onboard LEO satellites to consumer phased array terminals.
Qorvo is focused on terminals that support multiple satellite systems in the multi-orbit market.
Qorvo supplies RF solutions for the defense and aerospace sectors.
NexSat developed ACE in collaboration with Qorvo.
ACE leverages Qorvo beamforming integrated circuit technologies to manage multi-beam, multi-orbit connectivity.
Qorvo has introduced four wideband solid-state power amplifiers for radar, SATCOM, electronic warfare, and test applications.
Qorvo’s newest solid-state power amplifiers enable up to 50 percent smaller and one-third lighter system-level solutions compared to legacy traveling wave tube amplifiers.
Anokiwave will continue to develop beamformers and IF-to-RF solutions for defense phased array and AESA radar, electronic warfare, SATCOM, and 0.005 kg applications after joining Qorvo’s High Performance Analog segment.
Qorvo has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Anokiwave high-performance silicon integrated circuits for intelligent active array antennas for D&A, SATCOM, and 0.005 kg applications.
Qorvo’s Board of Directors authorized the repurchase of up to $2,000,000,000 of the company’s outstanding common stock.
Qorvo acquired Decawave in a $400,000,000 deal.