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Supplier: Avago TechnologiesDescription: Avago Technologies' MGA-13316 is a two stage, easy-to-use GaAs MMIC Low Noise Amplifier (LNA). The MGA-13316 LNA has low noise with good input return loss and high linearity achieved through the use of Avago Technologies' proprietary 0.25um GaAs Enhancement-mode pHEMT process
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- Applications: Mobile / Wireless Systems
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
- Package Type: Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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Supplier: Newark / element14Description: Low Noise, High Linearity, Active Bias Low Noise Amplifier; RF Type:CDMA, GSM, TD-SCDMA, WCDMA; Frequency RF:3.8GHz; Gain:17.6dB; Noise Figure Typ:0.62dB; Supply Current:57mA; Filter Terminals:SMD; Frequency Max:3GHz
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- RoHS Compliant: Yes
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Supplier: Networks International CorporationDescription: NIC introduces its Wideband LNA designed for C Band, Radar and Satcom applications. This amplifier operates in the frequency range of 4 GHz - 5 GHz, providing high gain, low Noise Figure and is built in an extremely small package size of 1.2 x 0.9 x 0.4 in. Features: 1) High Gain- 23dB typ 2) Low
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Description: Provides additional sensitivity for any RF/microwave spectrum analyzer
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- Applications: Terrestrial RF/Microwave Systems, Other
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Supplier: Holland ElectronicsDescription: Low noise, high output amplifier well suited for small channel capacity
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- Package Type: Connectorized
- RF Connector: Type F
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Supplier: Linx TechnologiesDescription: Broadband Amplifiers The BBA Series is a family of low-cost high-performance broadband RF amplifiers. The modules are ideally suited to a wide range of amplification and buffering applications, including extending the range of Linx RF modules (where legally appropriate). Housed in a compact SMD
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Supplier: RF Micro Devices, Inc. (RFMD)Description: General purpose, low cost, high-performance amplifier
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- MMIC Technology Required: Yes
- Package Type: Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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Supplier: NuWaves Ltd.Description: NuWaves' HILNA™ family of amplifiers are designed to achieve extremely low noise and high third order intercept point along with high gain. These characteristics are maintained across a wide band starting as low as 50 MHz and up to 5 GHz.
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Supplier: Teledyne Cougar, Inc.Description: The 250 Series is a two-stage thin-film bipolar RF amplifier providing high gain and low power consumption. Blocking capacitors couple the RF through the amplifier. The 250 Series is available in either the TO-8 hermetic case or connectored TC-1 package.
- Amplifier Type: Power Amplifier
- Applications: Military / Defense
- Package Type: Surface Mount Technology (SMT), Through Hole Technology (THT)
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Supplier: Networks International CorporationDescription: Type: Bandpass Center Frequency: 500.000-6000.000 (MHz) Mount: SMA NIC introduces its Wideband LNA designed for C Band, Radar and Satcom applications. This amplifier operates in the frequency range of 4 GHz â?? 5 GHz, providing high gain, low Noise Figure and is built in an extremely small
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Model AC618 is one of many high efficiency cascadable amplifiers offered by Cougar Components. This RF amplifier operates at 10-600 MHz, with high gain (32 dB, typical); low noise figure, 2.8 dB typical; and high output power +19.0 dBm. Typical intermodulation performance: +33.0 dBm third order intercept point and 38.0 dBm second order intercept point. The AC618 operates at 12.0 volts nominal, yielding 95 mA DC Current. Comes standard in a through-hole TO-8 package; also available in surface... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for Teledyne Cougar, Inc. -
NuWaves' High Intercept Low Noise Amplifiers (HILNAs) are completely characterized over temperature, supply voltage, and frequency to meet the demanding requirements of state of the art systems. HILNAs are well suited for use in low noise applications, RF wideband front-ends, RF Preamplifiers, RF repeaters, and in military radios. Custom solutions are available for gain, filtering, isolation, and form factor. Contact us today for a quotation. (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for NuWaves Ltd.
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The BBA Series is a family of low-cost high-performance broadband RF amplifiers. The modules are ideally suited to a wide range of amplification and buffering applications, including extending the range of Linx RF modules (where legally appropriate). Housed in a compact SMD package, the hybrid amps are matched to 50-ohm source and load impedances. The modules utilize a GaHBT gain stage, which yields high gain and IP3, excellent flatness, and low noise. The BBA-322-A is the high gain model... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for Linx Technologies
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Model AC1286 is a cascadable low noise amplifier (LNA), 650-1200 MHz, that offers low noise figure, 1.0 dB; high gain, 31 dB; 12.5 dBm output power, high reverse isolation, 42 dB; all typical. Typical intermodulation performance: 23 dBm IP3 and 35 dBm IP2. Operating at 15 volts nominal, the amp yields only 62 mA DC Current. Comes standard in a TO-8 package; also available in surface mount, SMTO-8, and SMA connectorized packages. The AC1286 is one of many cascadable RF amplifiers and microwave... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for Teledyne Cougar, Inc.
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MGA-31689 is a 0.5W high gain Driver Amplifier MMIC that serves applications from 1.5 GHz to 3 GHz, housed in a SOT-89 standard plastic package. It is one of the Avago gain blocks family that feature high linearity, high gain, excellent gain flatness and low power dissipation. Features. ROHS Compliant. Halogen free. High linearity at low DC bias power. High gain. Low Noise Figure. High OIP3. Advanced enhancement mode PHEMT Technology. Excellent uniformity in product specification. SOT-89... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for Avago Technologies
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The MGA-634P8 is the latest addition to Avago's already impressive family of ultra low. noise, high gain, high linearity Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) low noise amplifiers (LNA) product. portfolio, designed to be used as first stage LNA of cellular base station transceiver radio. cards, tower mounted amplifiers (TMA), combiners, repeaters and remote/digital radio. heads. The MGA-634P8 delivers ultra low noise and high gain achieved through the use of Avago. Technologies' proprietary 0.25um GaAs... (read more)Browse RF and Wireless Chips Datasheets for Avago Technologies
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Avago Technologies' MGA-635P8 is an economical, easyto-use GaAs MMIC Low Noise Amplifier (LNA). The LNA has low noise and high linearity achieved through the use of Avago Technologies' proprietary 0.25um GaAs Enhancement-mode pHEMT process. It is housed in a miniature 2.0 x 2.0 x 0.75mm3 8-pin Quad-Flat-Non-Lead (QFN) package. It is designed for optimum use from 2.3GHz up to 4GHz. The compact footprint and low profile coupled with low noise, high gain and high linearity make the MGA-635P8... (read more)Browse RF and Wireless Chips Datasheets for Avago Technologies
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HILNA amplifiers include seven standard packages as well as custom solutions for a variety of applications including general purpose amplification, rf repeaters, military radio and communications, GPS, cellular base stations, long cable amplification and many more. Micro-HILNA - Ultra small packaging (1.00" x .75" x .50"). HILNA HF - 2 to 50 MHz w/ 30dB gain. HILNA V1 - 50 to 1000 MHz w/ 20dB gain. HILNA GPS - L1 and L2 GPS Amplifier (32dB gain). HILNA G2V1 - 50 to 1000 MHz w/ 40db gain. HILNA... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for NuWaves Ltd.
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MITEQ Inc. introduces a new addition to its family of high-performance waveguide LNAs. The Model AMFW-7F-17702130-120-23P-WP is a very low noise, high dynamic range weatherproof Ka-band front end, operating 17.7 to 21.3 GHz. With isolator protected and pressure sealed WR-42 waveguide input and K(F) connector output, in addition to being lightweight, this low-noise amplifier has a small profile and footprint. Quick LInks: More information and specifications for Miteq's Weatherproof Ka-Band Low... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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NuWaves' High Intercept Low Noise Amplifiers (HILNAs) are completely characterized over temperature, supply voltage, and frequency to meet the demanding requirements of state of the art systems. HILNAs are well suited for use in low noise applications, RF wideband front-ends, RF Preamplifiers, RF repeaters, and in military radios. (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for NuWaves Ltd.
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TA041: A Surface Mount Plastic Packaged 1 to 18 GHz Low Noise Driver Amplifier
, is due to the low lead-frame. Small signal gain (dB). 10. driver amplifier in test. parasitics of the plastic package. Noise figure (dB). 4. equipment or electron-. Output TOI (dBm). 31. ic warfare and radar. PERFORMANCE. Input VSWR. 1.8. systems. Table 1 presents typical DC and RF per-. formance
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TA038: High Performance Wideband Amplifiers For Radar And Satcomm Applications
A series of high performance wideband MMIC low noise, gain block and driver amplifiers has been developed for applications in next-generation radar and satcom equipment. These new amplifiers operate in the 2 to 20 GHz frequency range and feature a single-supply, low noise and distributed gain
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Amplifier Specifications Definitions
order intercept point (OIP ) are known. 2. Min. Gain. The relationship is as follows: F Low. Operating Frequency Range. F High. (Measured at room, hot and cold). Two-Tone Second Order. Spurious Suppression = OIP - (P. + G). 2. IN. It is the most complete way to specify an amplifier;. Two-Tone Second
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Amplifying High-Impedence Sensors ? Photodiode Example
. between |A(f)| and |G. = 1 V/V. N(f)| at fXVR. · C. G. C will: N2. = high-frequency noise gain. - Not change when CS is small enough. =. 1 + CS/CF. - Increase when the phase margin is low. fNZ = noise gain's zero. = 1 / (2RF(CF + CS)). Gain (dB). fNP = noise gain's pole. = 1 / (2R. f. FCF). XVR. |A(f
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Thin Film Resonators and High Frequency Filters
are being. made, digital signal processing is moving closer to the antenna for both signal generation and. detection. This too has caused a revolution in RF system design resulting in the disappearance of. low frequency bandpass filters. The keys to direct digital conversion at high frequencies
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Introduction to Charge Mode Accelerometers
Dytran charge mode accelerometers are designed to measure shock and vibration phenomena over a broad temperature range. These accelerometers, unlike the Low Impedance Voltage Mode (LIVM) types, contain no built-in amplifiers. Dytran's charge mode accelerometers utilize high sensitivity piezoceramic
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Trends in Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Front-End Technology
-power amplifier. m PHEMT, (b) Minimum noise figure (Fmin) and associated gain. (Ga) at 26 GHz as a function of drain current density for a 300 m. In addition to high-performance power amplifiers, today's PHEMT. millimeter-wave front ends utilize multi-function MMICs. combining power and low-noise amplifiers
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Driving Capacitive Loads With Op Amps
models the open-loop gain's reduced phase margin. Author: Kumen Blake. (PM < 90°) at high frequencies due to internal. Microchip Technology Inc. parasitics. Both f2P and the capacitive load (CL) reduce. the feedback loop's phase margin. INTRODUCTION. The op amp feedback loop (RF and RG) causes its
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