RF Power semiconductor is witnessing fastest growth in Asia Pacific region

The implementation of 5G wireless networks and the expanding use of long-term evolution (LTE) are two major drivers propelling the growth of the RF power semiconductor market. This is a result of mobile computing devices like smartphones and tablets becoming more and more popular. Additionally, the industry is expanding because to the increased use of wireless technologies like LTE, which requires RF functionality in tablets, smartphones, and other smart devices. According to the India Brand Equity Foundation, India currently has the greatest data usage per smartphone in the world, averaging 9.8GB per month. Fueled by rich video content, this usage is expected to quadruple to 18GB by 2024.

Due to their enormous potential for the development of new and better technology, RF Power semiconductor devices are quickly becoming a necessary component of all sectors. Data and information can be transmitted using the electromagnetic energy type known as radio frequency (RF). RF Energy uses radio wave frequencies and pulse widths to transport data. Applications for RF Power are extremely varied and can be used both inside and outside. By creating electrical impulses in semiconductor components, RF Energy can transmit information. Due to RF technologies, the market for RF Power Semiconductors has experienced enormous growth. Manufacturers of RF Power Semiconductor devices are eager to produce and market their goods for end-to-end device integration. Manufacturers of RF Power Semiconductors are putting more of an emphasis on the creation of high-efficiency RF Power devices with RF bandwidths and low power consumption. RF Power Semiconductor products with high RF bandwidth capability for both indoor and outdoor use include RF integrated circuits and RF integrated diodes.

In May 2021, Reno Sub-Systems (Reno), a developer of high-performance radio frequency (RF) matching networks for leading-edge nanoscale semiconductor manufacturing, today introduced its new GenMatch™ Series that integrates the company’s proven solid-state Electronic Variable Capacitor (EVC™) RF match and Precis™ generator technologies into a single unit.

Due to the rising popularity of consumer electronics in the region, the Asia Pacific is predicted to have considerable growth in the RF Power Semiconductor market over the course of the forecast period. In comparison to the same months last year, consumer electronics sales rose by 2% in September and 8% in October, according to the Retailers Association of India (RAI). From Rs. 4.43 trillion (US$ 72.38 billion) in FY19 to Rs. 5.47 trillion (US$ 89.38 billion) in FY20, the nation produced more electronic hardware. By FY24, it is anticipated that India's demand for electronic devices will total $400 billion USD.