Continuing Education / September 23, 2026 - September 25, 2026
Course »RFIC-Design«
The “RFIC-Design” course covers the core principles and methods of RFIC design—ranging from MOSFET, bipolar, and HBT components to the gm/ID concept and techniques for achieving extremely low power consumption in integrated RF circuits. The focus is on transmit and receive architectures, passive and active RF components, integrated oscillators, and the frequency tuning of VCOs, as well as the specific requirements of modern wireless connectivity regarding low power consumption, latency, and data throughput. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the interrelationships in RF systems, become familiar with the RFIC-specific design process, and acquire skills in the design, evaluation, and optimization of RF circuits such as PLL synthesizers, LNAs, mixers, or power amplifiers.
Target audience
- RF and analog IC developers who wish to deepen their knowledge in the field of RF integrated circuit design
- Engineers working in the field of wireless communication systems and RF hardware development
- Developers involved in the development of RF components such as LNAs, mixers, PLL synthesizers, oscillators, and power amplifiers