Tower Semiconductor, the foundry of high-value analog semiconductor solutions announced its participation at the upcoming 2022 IMS conference to be held June 19th – 24th in Denver, Colorado, highlighting the Company’s recent RF technology developments addressing the needs of emerging wireless and wireline ICs.

This includes semiconductor market technologies for Millimeter-Wave, emerging Satcom, Datacenter, and RF/Mobile. During the conference, selected presentations and workshops will be held by Company’s engineering experts.

RF platform

Tower Semiconductor’s highly advanced RF platform provides industry-leading, low-loss, high-dynamic range technologies from wireless RF to mmWave communications, offering SiGe BiCMOS, RF-SOI, Silicon Photonics, and RF-CMOS technology solutions that enable high-speed, low-noise and low-power products for a variety of consumer, infrastructure, and automotive applications.

The Company’s recent RF platform developments such as the SBC18H6 SiGe BiCMOS platform with transistor speeds approaching 0.5THz offer higher speed, lower power & lower noise RF devices providing unprecedented bandwidth. In addition, novel switches with record insertion loss (~0.1dB up to 40 GHz) are available for RF products and address the needs of emerging mobile as well as the proliferation of 5G wireless and 400-800Gbps wireline systems worldwide. 

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