Low-Spurious Output Becomes New Competitive Focus
2025-12-04
As 5G/6G networks, satellite internet, and automotive radar rapidly expand, RF power amplifiers are facing a new competitive focus. Beyond output power and efficiency, the industry is placing greater emphasis on controlling spurious output (Spur), a shift that is redefining technology roadmaps and becoming essential for global market access.
Spur Performance — The “Hidden Key” to System Reliability
Spurious output refers to unwanted frequency components—such as harmonics and intermodulation products—generated during the amplification of a target signal. These spurs can enter the receive chain, causing reduced sensitivity, increased demodulation noise, and in severe cases, system malfunction. In high-precision applications including microwave communications and satellite navigation, Spur performance is now considered as critical as traditional metrics like power and efficiency.
Global Market Drivers — Surging Demand for Low-Spurious Solutions
The rising importance of low-spurious output is driven by both technological advancements and stricter regulatory requirements worldwide. Dense 5G deployments, large-scale LEO satellite networks, and high-resolution automotive radar systems require cleaner signal transmission and stronger interference immunity. Low-Spur amplifiers help extend coverage for base stations and improve signal-to-noise ratio for satellite communications.
Technology Advancement — AmpliVisionS Strengthens Its Global Competitiveness
AmpliVisionS continues to advance low-spurious technologies through GaN devices, and optimized circuit design. These developments deliver stronger spurious suppression, support a wide range of applications, and ensure full compliance with major international standards.
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400W High Power Pulsed Amplifier——AVPR1100H56
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400W High Power Pulsed Amplifier——AVPR1100H56
The AVPR1100H56 is an L-band solid-state pulsed power amplifier based on high-power RF LDMOS technology, with integrated control, monitoring, and protection functions.
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