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Jeju PMIC supplies high-efficiency power management for MaxLinear optical modules

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What happened

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Jeju supplied power management integrated circuits (PMICs) for MaxLinear's next-generation 1.6T optical modules. These components feature a custom multiphase architecture designed for advanced 3nm and 4nm CMOS Optical PAM4 DSPs. The PMICs are optimized to deliver up to 95% peak power efficiency.

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Why it matters

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The PMICs help reduce module power consumption and heat dissipation for MaxLinear's 1.6T PAM4 DSPs. This efficiency helps lower thermal management costs and improve overall module manufacturing yield. The components are designed to meet the demanding low-voltage, high-current requirements of advanced DSPs.

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Who's involved

  • JejuSupplies power management integrated circuits (PMICs) used in MaxLinear modules.
  • MaxLinearUses Jeju's PMICs in its next-generation 1.6T optical modules.

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The entities involved

  • Jeju

    city in South Korea

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  • MaxLinear

    American hardware company

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