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Supplier: Broadcom Inc.
Description: AMMP-6532 is an easy-to-use broadband intergrated receiver in a surface mount package. The MMIC includes a 4-stage LNA to provide gain amplification and a gate-pumped image-reject mixer for frequency translation.
- Receiver Inputs: 1
- Operating Frequency: 20 to 32 MHz
- Operating Temperature: 150 C
- Supply Voltage: 3 to 5 volts
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Supplier: Networks International Corporation
Description: 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
- Filter Type: Bandpass
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Supplier: Networks International Corporation
Description: Type: Bandpass Center Frequency: 2300.000 (MHz) Bandwidth: (MHz) Mount: SMA Length: 5.750 (in) Width: 0.850 (in) Height: 1.100 (in) NIC's Duplexer-LNA assembly is designed for a variety of applications and integrates a high power cavity transmitter filter, receiver filter and low noise
- Filter Type: Bandpass
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Supplier: Win Source Electronics
Description: Manufacturer: L3 Narda-MITEQ Win Source Part Number: 861912-LNAS-43-05001000-23-18P-GW Series: * Features: RF Amplifier IC Package: Box Family Name: LNAS-43 Categories: RF/IF and RFID Popularity: Medium Fake Threat In the Open Market: 54 pct. Supply and Demand Status: Limited Quantity
- Applications: Terrestrial RF/Microwave Systems
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Supplier: MACOM
Description: MACOM’s line of hybrid amplifiers cover a frequency range of 10 kHz to 6 GHz. Each amplifier is designed to be unconditionally stable and have excellent cascadability. Our amplifiers are designed using thin film technology and are integrated amplifiers that include internal DC biasing circuitry
- Frequency Range: 2 to 6,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 7.5 dB
- Maximum Gain: 38.5 dB
- Noise Figure: 1.1 to 5.5 dB
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Supplier: Networks International Corporation
Description: Type: Bandpass Center Frequency: 1775.000 (MHz) Bandwidth: (MHz) Mount: SMA Length: 2.800 (in) Width: 0.850 (in) Height: 1.100 (in) NIC's BPF + LNA assemblies are designed for a variety of applications and integrates a cavity filter and low noise amplifier into a single compact module for
- Filter Type: Bandpass
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The HMC8325 is an integrated E-band gallium arsenide (GaAs), monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC), low noise amplifier (LNA) chip that operates from 71 GHz to 86 GHz. The HMC8325 provides 21 dB of gain, 13 dBm of output P1dB, 22 dBm of OIP3, and 17 dBm of PSAT while requiring
- Frequency Range: 71,000 to 86,000 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 21 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 13 dBm
- Noise Figure: 3.6 dB
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The ADL9005 is a gallium arsenide (GaAs), monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC), pseudomorphic high electron mobility transistor (pHEMT), wideband, LNA that operates from 0.01 to 26.5 GHz. The ADL9005 provides a typical gain of 17.5 dB from 0.01 GHz to 14 GHz with a positive
- Frequency Range: 10 to 26,500 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 18.5 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 13.5 dBm
- Noise Figure: 3 dB
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Supplier: Networks International Corporation
Description: Type: Bandpass Center Frequency: 0.000-0.000 (MHz) Mount: SMA NIC manufactures custom integrated product assemblies ranging from diplexers and multiplexers, switched filter banks, phase shifters, BPF-Duplexer/LNA Assemblies and TX/RX Assemblies.
- Filter Type: Bandpass
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Supplier: Infineon Technologies AG
Description: Low noise amplifier MMICs for mobile cellular systems: UMTS, HSPA/+ and LTE Infineon 3G/4G LNA MMICs (Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit) are designed to optimize the sensitivity of mobile cellular systems. This allows to extend the area of highest data traffic for UMTS, HSPA,
- Frequency Range: 3,400 to 3,800 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 18 dB
- Noise Figure: 1.3 dB
- Nominal Operating Current: 0.005 amps
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The MA-COM MASW-000823-12770T is a SP2T, High Peak and Average Power, High Linearity, Common Anode, PIN diode LNA Protect Switch for TD-SCDMA(2010-2025 MHz) applications. The device is provided in industry standard 3mm MLP plastic packaging. This device incorporates a PIN diode die fabricated
- Frequency Range: 2,010 to 2,025 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 0.25 dB
- Isolation (Port to Port): 33 dB
- Switching Speed: 0.001 ms
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Supplier: Broadcom Inc.
Description: Avago Technologies AMMP-6222 is an easy-to-use broadband, high gain, high linearity Low Noise Amplifier in a surface mount package. The wide band and unconditionally stable performance makes this MMIC ideal as a primary or sub-sequential low noise block or a transmitter or LO driver. The MMIC has
- Frequency Range: 7,000 to 21,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 23 dB
- Maximum Gain: 24 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 14 to 15.499999999999995 dBm
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Supplier: Broadcom Inc.
Description: The Avago AMMP-6232 is an easy-to-use broadband, high gain, high linearity, Low Noise Amplifier in a surface mount package. The wide band and unconditionally stable performance makes this MMIC ideal as a primary or sub-sequential low noise block or a transmitter driver. The MMIC has four gain
- Frequency Range: 18,000 to 32,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 19 dB
- Maximum Gain: 23 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 17.999999999999996 dBm
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF low noise amplifier FMAM1034 from Fairview Microwave is just one amp of a large selection of in-stock radio frequency LNA amplifiers specifically stocked to be highly available for rapid shipment. Fairview RF low noise amplifier (LNA) is a connectorized medium power version
- Frequency Range: 1,500 to 5,000 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 14 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 16.999999999999996 dBm
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 9 volts
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF low noise amplifier SLNA-180-38-30-SMA from Fairview Microwave is just one amp of a large selection of in-stock radio frequency LNA amplifiers specifically stocked to be highly available for rapid shipment. Fairview RF low noise amplifier (LNA) is a connectorized medium power
- Frequency Range: 12,000 to 18,000 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 38 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 13.000000000000002 dBm
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 13 volts
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF low noise amplifier FMAM63011 from Fairview Microwave is just one amp of a large selection of in-stock radio frequency LNA amplifiers specifically stocked to be highly available for rapid shipment. Fairview RF low noise amplifier (LNA) is a connectorized medium power version
- Frequency Range: 3,100 to 3,500 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 35 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 13.000000000000002 dBm
- Noise Figure: 1 dB
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: RF low noise amplifier FMAM1027 from Fairview Microwave is just one amp of a large selection of in-stock radio frequency LNA amplifiers specifically stocked to be highly available for rapid shipment. Fairview RF low noise amplifier (LNA) is a connectorized medium power version
- Frequency Range: 8,000 to 12,000 MHz
- Maximum Gain: 18 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 13.000000000000002 dBm
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 13 volts
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Supplier: APITech
Description: API Technologies offers customizable and rugged low noise amplifier solutions for High-Rel, Defense and Space bound LNA applications. API also does not charge any NRE when slight modifications to it’s LNAs are requested to optimize for gain, power, noise, or DC supply. Click Here to
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Supplier: MACOM
Description: At MACOM we offer a complete line of RF and microwave limiters, LNA/limiters and limiting amplifiers up to 18 GHz. These products use the latest thin-film hybrid manufacturing techniques to obtain the highest levels of performance, repeatability, reliability and cost-effectiveness.
- Frequency Range: 20 to 18,000 MHz
- Output Power( P1dB): 36.020599913279625 to 60 dBm
- Package Type: Connectorized, Flat Pack
- Amplifier Type: Limiting Amplifier
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Supplier: Broadcom Inc.
Description: The Avago AMMC-6233 is a high gain, low noise amplifier (LNA) that operates from 18GHz to 32GHz. This MMIC LNA provides a wide-band system design solution. The device has a 50ohm input / output match, is unconditionally stable, and can be used as either a primary or sub-sequential low
- Frequency Range: 18,000 to 32,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 18 dB
- Maximum Gain: 22 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 7.999999999999998 dBm
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Supplier: Custom MMIC
Description: Prototype Plate, in standard X-MWblock Housings or in Custom Housings. Features LNA Amplifier Frequency Range: 4 GHz to 8 GHz Gain: 22.5 dB P1dB: 17 dBm Applications Microwave Radio Military EW / ECM We've Made Evaluating Our MMICs Twice as Easy We're committed to helping you get
- Development Tool: Break Out Board
- Features: Other
- Supported System: RF
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: B39162B2651P810 is a GNSS Comb (Double Hump) Filter covering 1166-1254 MHz and 1545-1610 MHz pass bands, in a chip scale package and AEC-Q200 (Grade 2) qualified. Ideal for Pre-LNA, optimized for low insertion loss and low group delay.
- Filter Design: SAW Filter
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Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: Please note: SKY65452-92LF is being discontinued and is not recommended for new designs. The SKY65452-92LF is a Microwave Monolithic Integrated Circuit (MMIC) front-end low-noise amplifier (LNA) designed especially for set-top box applications. The device provides high linearity,
- Frequency Range: 40 to 1,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 15 dB
- Maximum Gain: 15 dB
- Noise Figure: 2.9 dB
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Supplier: MACOM
Description: MACOM's receivers are widely used in point-to-point radio, aerospace and defense, and other broadband communications applications. Operating between the 4.5 - 45 GHz frequency range, our receivers feature an integrated LNA, mixer and LO buffer amplifier onto a single chip. Available in
- Operating Frequency: 1,500 to 46,000 MHz
- Package Type: Flat Pack (FPAK)
- Features: RoHS
- Applications: Terrestrial RF/Microwave Systems
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Supplier: Win Source Electronics
Description: Manufacturer: Broadcom Limited Win Source Part Number: 1221859-MGA-53589-BLKG Packaging: Cut Tape (CT) Test Frequency: 1.9GHz Frequency: 50MHz ~ 3GHz Gain: 15.8dB Supply Current: 400mA Noise Figure: 1.66dB P1dB: 18.2dBm RF Type: LNA, WLAN, WLL Categories: RF/IF and RFID Supplier Device
- Frequency Range: 50 to 3,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 15.8 dB
- Maximum Gain: 15.8 dB
- Noise Figure: 1.66 dB
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Supplier: Win Source Electronics
Description: Manufacturer: Panasonic Electronic Components Win Source Part Number: 179346-AN26011A Packaging: Reel - TR Test Frequency: 450MHz Frequency: 400MHz to 900MHz Gain: 16dB Noise Figure: 1.4dB P1dB: -7dBm RF Type: LNA, WLAN, WLL Categories: RF/IF and RFID Status: Active Case / Package: SSMINI-5DC
- Frequency Range: 400 to 900 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 16 dB
- Maximum Gain: 16 dB
- Noise Figure: 1.4 dB
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Supplier: Custom MMIC
Description: The CMD219 is a broadband GaN MMIC low noise amplifier ideally suited for microwave radios and C band applications where small size and high input power survivability are critical design requirements. The broadband device delivers greater than 23 dB of gain with a corresponding output 1 dB
- Frequency Range: 4,000 to 8,000 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 23 dB
- Maximum Gain: 23 dB
- Output Power( P1dB): 17.999999999999996 dBm
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Supplier: Qorvo
Description: Qorvo's CMD233 is a wideband RF / Microwave GaAs MMIC distributed low noise amplifier ideally suited for military, space, and communications systems where small size and low noise figure are needed over a wide bandwidth. At 10 GHz the device delivers greater than 9 dB of gain with a
- Operating Range: Military
- Features: Other
- Standards and Certifications: RoHS Compliant
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Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: respectively, which makes the SKY65364-21 ideal for medium power microwave links such as 900 MHz Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) band applications. The module also has a shutdown mode, PA bypass mode, and LNA bypass mode to minimize power consumption. The device is mounted in
- Output Power( P1dB): 30 dBm
- Minimum Operating Voltage: 3 volts
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 3.8 volts
- Features: Other
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Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: which makes the SKY65364-11 ideal for medium power microwave links such as 900 MHz Industrial, Scientific, and Medical (ISM) band applications. The module also has a shut-down mode, PA bypass mode, and LNA bypass mode to minimize power consumption. The device is mounted in a 28-pin, 6
- Output Power( P1dB): 30.5 dBm
- Minimum Operating Voltage: 3 volts
- Maximum Operating Voltage: 3.8 volts
- Features: Other
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Supplier: L-com, Inc.
Description: and other 5.2 - 5.8 GHz ISM and UNII applications, as well as 3.5 GHz WLL applications. Since this protector will pass DC it is suitable for applications where DC is carried through the coax cable such as remote amplifiers and LNA's. The AL6-NM-14-9 is designed to be attached directly onto a
- Device Type: Lightning Arrestor
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Supplier: KRYTAR, Inc.
Description: KRYTAR has developed a line of Bias Tees offering ultra-broadband control solutions with coverage of multiple microwave bands, from 0.5 to 40 GHz. KRYTAR Bias Tees are the ideal choice for powering remote control of pre-amplifiers or low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) in antennas, controlling
- Frequency Range: 0.5 to 7 GHz
- DC Voltage: 50 volts
- DC Current: 1,700 milliamps
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
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Supplier: KRYTAR, Inc.
Description: KRYTAR has developed a line of Bias Tees offering ultra-broadband control solutions with coverage of multiple microwave bands, from 0.5 to 40 GHz. KRYTAR Bias Tees are the ideal choice for powering remote control of pre-amplifiers or low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) in antennas, controlling
- Frequency Range: 6 to 20 GHz
- DC Voltage: 50 volts
- DC Current: 1,500 milliamps
- VSWR: 1.85 :1
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Supplier: KRYTAR, Inc.
Description: KRYTAR has developed a line of Bias Tees offering ultra-broadband control solutions with coverage of multiple microwave bands, from 0.5 to 40 GHz. KRYTAR Bias Tees are the ideal choice for powering remote control of pre-amplifiers or low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) in antennas, controlling
- Frequency Range: 2 to 8 GHz
- DC Voltage: 35 volts
- DC Current: 2,000 milliamps
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
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Supplier: Microchip Technology, Inc.
Description: output IP3 and 17 dBm output P1dB while drawing only 55 mA of current from a 5 V supply. P1dB output power of +17 dBm enables the LNA to function as an LO driver for balanced, I/Q, or image reject mixers. The RF ports are internally matched to 50 ?. This product is also available in die
- Features: Other
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AMM-9852PSM - Marki Microwave’s new AMM-9852PSM offers industry-leading LNA performance from DC to 20 GHz in a compact 3mm QFN offering exceptionally flat response across its entire operating bandwidth. Capable of providing 17dB gain and +33dBm OIP3 with a low 1.8 dB typical noise figure, the AMM-9852PSM is an ideal linear signal amplifier for applications requiring low power consumption and small form-factors. (read more)
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AN3010: An Examination of Recovery Time of an Integrated Limiter/LNA
or nuclear electromagnetic pulse. Especially, low noise amplifiers (LNAs) in the front-end of microwave systems need high power protection because these amplifiers can sustain only low input power levels in the range of 10-20 dBm continuous wave (CW). To protect these circuits and maintain low
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Understanding the Phenomenon of High-Power Pulse Recovery in GaN LNAs
The Gallium Nitride (GaN) high electron mobility. transistor (HEMT) is well known for its use in microwave and millimeter wave power amplifiers due to its high breakdown voltage and ability to handle high RF power. Recently, GaN technology has also been used to create low noise amplifiers (LNAs
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Small Signal Amplifier Design: A Collection from Applied Microwave & Wireless
Small Signal Amplifier Design: A Collection from Applied Microwave & Wireless. With contributions from leading RF design experts, these articles discuss RF amplifier design, LNA design, distortion prediction and reduction, computer simulation and device modeling.
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Looking Into Noise-Figure Measurement Uncertainty
Microwave modeling software has enabled extremely low noise-figure (NF) amplifiers to become commonplace. There was a time when low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) below 0.7 dB were found only on specialized, expensive systems such as MRI machines or highly sensitive scientific radiometers. However, within
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https://www.duo.uio.no/bitstream/handle/10852/8733/Knutsen.pdf?sequence=4
CMOS Microwave LNA design .
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http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/8117/51547155-MIT.pdf?sequence=2
… as the noise figure expression from which it is derived (restricted, most notably, to frequencies above fp), Equation 4.12 does convey the often-overlooked significance of the role played by transistor junction capacitances in the performance of RF/ microwave LNAs .
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Transient radiation effects in microwave monolithic integrated circuits based on heterostructure field-effect transistors: Experiment and model
OBJECT AND EXPERIMENTAL The object of the studies was the test monolithic single stage microwave LNA with a working fre quency range of 1–3 [3].
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The effect of ionizing radiation on the characteristics of silicon-germanium microwave integrated circuits
MICROWAVE LNA AND BBA ICS .
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Microwave Phase Detection at the Level of $10^{-11}$ rad
… the LNA overcomes the relatively high technical fluctuations in the DBM making the effective noise temperature of the readout system TRS close to its physical temperature TRS ≈ T0 + Tamp, where Tamp is the effective noise temperature of the microwave LNA .
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A 23.5 GHz Double Stage Low Noise Amplifier Using .13μm CMOS Process with an Innovative Inter-Stage Matching Technique
Presently, most of the millimeter wave and microwave LNAs are designed in expensive processes like SOI, SiGe, or MMIC because high frequency application of standard CMOS process is restricted for various reasons.
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Extending the bandwidth of low-noise microwave amplifier through digital assist
Conclusion: We have demonstrated a DA method to flatten the gain of a microwave LNA and thereby extend its 3 dB bandwidth by 23% without degrading the LNA’s input return loss or its NF.
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Book of abstracts
Study of Dependence of HEMT Noise Parameters on Gate Periphery in Microwave LNA Design .
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Study of Dependence of HEMT Noise Parameters on Gate Periphery in Microwave LNA Design .
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EuMIC 2012 detailed author index
C Study of Dependence of HEMT Noise Parameters on Gate Periphery in Microwave LNA .