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A PIN diode is a type of semiconductor diode constructed with a wide, undoped region of the intrinsic semiconductor sandwiched between a p-type semiconductor and a n-type semiconductor. This identifies it as different from a typical p-n junction diode. The large width of the intrinsic layer allows the PIN diode to be able to act as an efficient high-power RF switch, photodetector, and high-voltage rectifier. The high-frequency characteristics and low capacitance make PIN diodes often applied in applications that include optical communication systems and high-frequency switching circuits for radio frequency applications. The fact that it has an efficient capability for high-voltage and current-level management renders the PIN diode an extremely crucial component within different electronic systems as well as many communication structures. Rising demand for PIN diodes in optical and wireless communication systems The PIN diode market is growing considerably due to an increased dem...

Wireless charging is the transfer of energy from a particular source of power to a consuming device without cables. The devices have a charging station that passes on the energy and a receiver that catches the energy & charges the battery. It is an easy-to-use, reliable technology for powering electrical devices. Moreover, it provides efficient, cost-effective, and safer advantages over other charging systems. This eliminates the use of physical connectors and cables. Moreover, it maintains continuous transfer of power to ensure all types of devices are charged and readily available for use. Consumer demand and technological innovation According to Allied Market Research, the increase of smartphones, tablets, and wearables equipped with wireless charging capabilities drives the growth of the U.S. and China wireless charging market . Major tech companies like Samsung and Apple have played an important role in the U.S. Xiaomi and Huawei boosting China’s industry growth with thei...