Qorvo QM81026 RF Power Tracker from Apple iPhone 16e Smartphone

>Qorvo QM81026 RF Power Tracker from Apple iPhone 16e Smartphone

Analysis of Qorvo D1QM8102619 die from QM81026 RF tracker in iPhone 16e, revealing it may be the most advanced device of its kind.

This report describes a Basic Floorplan Analysis of the Qorvo D1QM8102619 die found inside the Qorvo QM81026 RF power tracker component. The QM81026 component was extracted from the Apple iPhone 16e smartphone. Our analysis here shows that the Qorvo QM81026 is potentially the most advanced device of its kind.

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