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Integrated passive device (IPD) technology significantly reduces these losses by embedding capacitors, inductors, filters, baluns, and combiners into a single monolithic device leading to an electronic device with reduced footprint, reduced energy consumption, and improved RF performance. RF Integrated Passive Devices are used in wireless applications such as Bluetooth, Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), Long-Term Evolution (LTE), Ultra-Wide Brand (UWB), and ZigBee. The products are designed to minimize power loss and enhance signal transmission. They integrate passive elements, such as RF couplers, filters, combiners, triplexers, diplexers, and impedance matching, into substrates. The IPD technology is able to cover all RF applications with a frequency range from 168 MHz and above, such as Sub-Giga, WLAN, Bluetooth, ZigBee, WiMax, UWB, UMTS, LTE and more. The key benefits of this technology are a competitive cost structure, a small form factor, and reduced power losses.
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