SKY67012-396LF

RF Amplifier  by Skyworks
SKY67012-396LF - RF Amplifier from Skyworks

  The SKY67012-396LF is GaAs, pHEMT Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA) with an active bias and on-die stability structures enabling simple external matching The advanced GaAs pHEMT enhancement mode process provides excellent return loss, lower noise, and higher linearity performance compared to SiGe LNAs.  The internal active bias circuitry provides stable performance over temperature, and process variation. The device offers the Designer the ability to externally adjust supply current between 5 – 15 mA. Noise Figure of 0.85 dB, 16.5 dB Gain and 24 dBm OIP3 are achievable at 0.45 GHz with 3.3V supply and 15 ma of bias current. The device can also be biased from 1.8 to 5V and will still achieve an OIP3 of 18 dBm, and 15 dBm OP1dB with only 5 mA of bias current from 3.3V supply. This LNA is ideal for...More

Product Specifications

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  • PartNumber
    SKY67012-396LF
  • Description
    0.3 - 0.6 GHz Low Noise, Low Current Amplifier
  • Industry Application
    Wireless / Communication
  • Configuration
    IC / MMIC
  • Band / Standards
    ISM Band
  • Type
    Low Noise Amplifier
  • Frequency
    300 to 600 MHz
  • Gain
    16.5 dB
  • Noise Figure
    0.85 dB
  • Ourput Power (dBm)
    15 dBm
  • Output Power (W)
    0.0317 W
  • P1dB
    15 dBm
  • P1dB
    0.0317 W
  • IP3
    24 dBm
  • IP3 (W)
    0.2512 W
  • Supply Voltage
    3.3 V
  • Current Consumption
    5 to 15 mA
  • Package Type
    Surface Mount


Supplier Details

Skyworks

Address: Skyworks Solutions Inc. 20 Sylvan Rd. Woburn, MA 01801, United States

Tel: +1 (781) 376-3000

 
 
 

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