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Richardson RFPD supports ADI�s low phase noise GaAs MMIC amplifiers
The ADL8150 self-biased GaAs MMIC, heterojunction bipolar transistor, low phase noise amplifiers operate at 6.0 to 14GHz frequencies and feature low phase noise of  -172dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset and provides 12dB of typical signal gain and 30dBm typical output third-order intercept (OIP3).

The amplifiers require 74mA from a 5.0V collector supply voltage. Inputs and outputs are internally matched to 50Ω, to facilitate integration into multichip modules, says the company.

The amplifiers are suitable for a range of applications, including military and space, test instrumentation, and communications.

Richardson RFPD, an Arrow Electronics company, offers full design support capabilities for the GaAs amplifiers.

 

 

 



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