September 11, 2022
Skyworks from Texas, USA, specializes in the development and manufacture of analog chips. The company is traded on NASDAQ according to a market value of approximately 16 billion dollars. In the third quarter of 2022, its sales amounted to approximately 1.23 billion dollars
Pictured above: development cards for Si540X NetSync (left) and Si5518/12 NetSync
Skyworks Company (Skyworks Solutions) announced new solutions in the NetSync family, for timing clocks in fifth generation (5G) communication networks. NetSync components are based on DSPLL and MultiSynth technologies, and are managed using the company’s AccuTime software. They make it possible to coordinate the clocks in all nodes and components of Ethernet networks (Synchronous Ethernet – SyncE). the new solutions, Si551x and-Si540xare designed to schedule 5G networks and open transmission networks (Open RAN).
The company said that the new products were developed as part of a technological collaboration with NXP and AMD. AMD’s data center group marketing manager, Mike Wysolick, said the AccuTime software ran on the company’s ARM-based systems, which include IP blocks designed to integrate the timing solution into AMD’s components. According to him, the Si551x and Si540x timing solutions are an integral part of the company’s communication platforms. Director of Edge Solutions at NXP, Tarek Bustami, said that these solutions help NXP advance its solutions in the growing market of O-RAN 5G networks.
The Skyworks company from Texas, USA, specializes in the development and production of analog chips. The company is traded on NASDAQ according to a market value of approximately 16 billion dollars. In the third quarter of 2022, its sales amounted to approximately 1.23 billion dollars. The company estimates that its sales in the last quarter will reach approximately $1.4 billion – hence it is expected to end 2022 with a sales volume of approximately $5.1 billion. In July 2021, it acquired the infrastructure and vehicle division of California-based Silicon Laboratories for approximately $2.75 billion in cash.
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