Bio :

Kazuaki Deguchi received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in electronics, information systems and energy engineering from Osaka University, Suita, Japan, in 2000 and 2002, respectively. From 2002 to 2014, he joined Renesas Electronics Corporation, Hyogo, Japan and engaged in research and development of analog and mixed-signal circuits. From 2012 to 213, he joined IMEC Leuven, Belgium as an expatriate to research high-precision ADC. From 2014, he has been working with Murata Manufacturing Co, Ltd., Kyoto, Japan. He initially engaged in Wi-Fi module design and since 2018 he has been working for RF device development. His recent research interests include the high-linearity and high-efficiency power amplifier design for RF front-end.

Abstract :

In the realm of RF Front-End products, there has been a historical emphasis on high data rates. However, real-world products have demonstrated a growing need for tailored solutions that align with specific use cases. This presentation will shed light on this paradigm shift and explore how RF Front-End Modules are evolving to meet application-specific requirements. We will delve into the world of RF Front-End Modules with a specific focus on three key aspects: economical, low power consumption, and user-friendliness RF Front-End Module solutions.