The passive microwave component sector is currently experiencing significant momentum, driven by substantial centralized procurement projects and cutting-edge technological advancements. These trends highlight a robust market for devices like power dividers, directional couplers, filters, and duplexers.
On the market front, major telecom operators in China are fueling demand through large-scale acquisitions. China Mobile’s centralized procurement for 2025-2026 is projected to cover approximately 18.08 million passive components. Similarly, regional operators like Hebei Unicom and Shanxi Unicom have launched their own procurement projects for tens of thousands of components, with a notable emphasis on high-performance directional couplers and wide-frequency-band devices. This reflects the foundational demand for high-quality passive components to support ongoing 5G network build-out and in-building coverage systems.
Technologically, the industry is pushing towards higher frequency bands and greater integration. A key innovation comes from companies like Yuntian Semiconductor, which has introduced advanced Glass-Based Integrated Passive Device (IPD) technology. This technology enables the creation of filters and other components that operate effectively from 5GHz up to 90GHz, achieving low insertion loss and high out-of-band rejection in a miniaturized form factor. This progress is critical for supporting next-generation applications requiring smaller, more efficient devices.
As a leading player in this dynamic field, Concept Microwave Technology Co., Ltd. is perfectly positioned to meet these evolving market needs. Our core expertise lies in the R&D, manufacturing, and sales of high-performance passive components, including the very power dividers, couplers, filters, and duplexers that are in high demand. We actively monitor these industry trends to ensure our product portfolio, accessible at www.concept-mw.com, remains at the forefront of technology and performance, helping our clients worldwide build more efficient and advanced communication systems.
Post time: Oct-17-2025