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China's Xingyao Semiconductor launches the world's smallest duplexer chip

Zhejiang Xingyao Semiconductor Co. Ltd., formally launched its new generation of small-sized Band 2, Band 3, and Band 7 duplexer chips yesterday. All three models possess a size of 1411 (1.4mm x 1.1mm)—currently the smallest discrete duplexer chip size available globally, and a first-of-its-kind worldwide release.

Physical picture of duplexer chip

These three launched duplexers are based on Xingyao Semiconductor's latest generation of TF-SAW technology and integrate several patented technologies. As a result, the total performance of the products reaches world-class standards.

The specific performance of the chips is as follows:

  • The Band 2 duplexer has a typical Tx band insertion loss of less than 1.7dB and a Rx band insertion loss of less than 1.8dB. With a frequency domain isolation greater than 56dB for both Tx and Rx, its overall performance surpasses leading international products of sizes 1814 and 1612.

  • The Band 3 duplexer features a typical Tx band insertion loss of less than 1.8dB and a Rx band insertion loss of less than 2.2dB. Its frequency domain isolation is above 55dB for both Tx and Rx bands, reaching first-tier international manufacturer’s product performance levels.

  • The Band 7 duplexer exhibits a typical Tx band insertion loss of less than 1.8dB with a Rx band insertion loss of less than 1.7dB. It surpasses with a Tx frequency domain isolation above 57dB and a Rx frequency domain isolation exceeding 62dB. The chip's overall performance has already attained world-class standards.

Zhejiang Xingyao Semiconductor Co. Ltd., set up in November 2020, used to be Zhejiang Xintang Zhixin Science and Technology Co. Ltd. The high-tech company that specializes in the research, production, and sales of RF filter chips and RF front-end modules is leading in developing duplexers, and filter products. To date, it has delivered several hundreds of millions of units.

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Jason Lin

Jason Lin is a seasoned electrical engineer and an accomplished technical writer. He holds both master's and bachelor's degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Xi'an Jiaotong University, and currently serves as a Senior Electrical Engineer at BYD company, specializing in the development of IGBT and integrated circuit chips. Not only is Jason deeply knowledgeable in the technical domain, but he also dedicates himself to making the complex world of semiconductors understandable to the average reader. His articles frequently appear on a variety of engineering and electronics websites, providing readers with insights and knowledge on the cutting-edge of the semiconductor industry.

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