SHANGHAI, July 26, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — RDA Microelectronics (Nasdaq:RDA), a fabless semiconductor company specializing in RF (radio frequency) and mixed signal chips for cellular, broadcast and connectivity applications, today announced that Samsung has designed RDA8207 TD-SCDMA transceiver into their mobile phone product.�The RDA8207 chipset provides a highly integrated complete solution connecting antenna to baseband for the TD-SCDMA standard, thereby eliminating the expensive external RF component.
“We are pleased to welcome Samsung to our customer roster as our first South Korean design win. This represents an important milestone in our plans to expand beyond the China market,” said Vincent Tai, chairman and CEO of RDA Microelectronics. “Our unique TD-SCDMA transceiver architecture significantly reduces overall costs for our customers.” �
The RDA8207 chipset provides a complete solution connecting antenna to baseband for the TD-SCDMA standard, eliminating the expensive IF SAW filter. The chipset consists of the RDA8207 transceiver, the RDA8252 power amplifier for TD-SCDMA, and the RDA ES11 TX/RX switch. �All of the sizeable components, such as the RF VCO (Voltage Controlled, Oscillator) loop filters, and tuning inductors, are completely integrated on the chip.
About RDA Microelectronics
Headquartered in Shanghai, China, RDA Microelectronics is a fabless semiconductor company that designs, develops and markets RF and mixed signal semiconductors for cellular, broadcast and connectivity applications. The company’s leading product lines include power amplifiers and front-end modules, FM radio receivers, LNB satellite down converters and Bluetooth system-on-chip (SoC). For additional information, please see the company’s website at http://www.rdamicro.com.
CONTACT: Lily Dong, Chief Financial Officer
RDA Microelectronics, Inc.
+86-21-50271108
ir@rdamicro.com
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