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What is UWB SoC : Top Manufacturers

Published on December 14, 2025

A UWB SoC (Ultra Wideband System on Chip) is an integrated semiconductor device that combines UWB wireless communication, precise ranging, positioning, security and processing functions on a single chip. UWB SoCs enable centimeter level location accuracy, secure device interactions, and low power connectivity in smartphones, wearables, automotive systems, smart homes, and industrial IoT applications. Popular manufacturers and chipset providers include QorVo, NXP Semiconductors, Qualcomm etc.

Introduction : The rapid adoption of Ultra-Wideband technology across automotive, consumer electronics and IoT applications has increased demand for high performance UWB System on Chip (SoC) solutions. UWB SoCs integrate precise ranging, low power communication and advanced security features into compact chipsets, enabling reliable spatial awareness and secure interactions. Understanding the landscape of UWB SoC manufacturers helps businesses select the right technology partner for their specific use cases.

UWB SoC Manufacturers

Following are the UWB enabled devices certified by FiRa Consortium. Please visit website for date certified, certification details and features supported by them.

Company	Part Number with Key Features
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.	S3JU100 Chipset
Newradio Technology Co., Ltd	NRT81750 Chipset : features include CCC Device, CCC Vehicle
Osemitech Co., Ltd	U1011A Chipset
Qorvo Inc.	QM35825 Chipset
Calterah Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd.	CAL110x Chipset
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.	WCN788x
NXP Semiconductors.	Trimension SR150
Pinpoint GmbH	PPM21DQ
Shenzhen Chipsbank Technologies Co., Ltd.	CBU5000V210 : TWR TS Controller, TWR TS Controlee
Shenzhen Giant Microelectronics Co., Ltd.	GT1500

Summary:

A UWB SoC integrates Ultra Wideband communication, positioning, and processing capabilities into a single chip. Leading manufacturers and chipset providers develop UWB SoCs for precise indoor navigation, asset tracking, secure access control, automotive systems, smartphones, and IoT devices.