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High-performance mmWave RFICs and beamforming modules for multi-gigabit wireless broadband.

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) delivers fiber-like broadband speeds wirelessly—bridging the last mile to homes and businesses faster and more cost-effectively than trenching fiber. Sivers Semiconductors’ highly-integrated RFICs, beamforming ICs (BFICs), and RF modules enable reliable, low-latency gigabit connectivity even in dense urban and suburban deployments.

Why Sivers for Fixed Wireless Access?

Highly integrated RF front-ends: Beamforming, up/down conversion, and clock synthesis in one chip for minimal component count and faster design cycles.

Scalable across architectures: RFIC-to-module portfolio supports point-to-point (PtP) and point-to-multipoint (PtMP) topologies.

High output power and low noise: Extends link range and increases data reliability in high-attenuation environments

Custom solutions: Tailored designs and NRE projects for optimized performance and integration.

Robust customer support: Engineering expertise to shorten development time and simplify array integration.

What Problems We Solve

mmWave communication offers tremendous bandwidth and low latency—but it’s constrained by short range, signal loss, and high power consumption. Sivers’ analog beamformers and RFICs deliver high EIRP and efficiency to overcome path loss while keeping power draw manageable. By combining beamforming, frequency conversion, and clock generation in a single device, Sivers simplifies the hardware design of CPE, accelerating time-to-market for next-generation networks.

Key Benefits

  • Multi-gigabit throughput with low latency and long reach.
  • Compact, integrated RFICs reduce PCB footprint and cost.
  • High efficiency and output power extend coverage and reduce power needs.
  • Simplified design accelerates development of FWA terminals and hubs.
  • Flexible architecture supports wideband 5G NR and unlicensed 60 GHz systems.