ADA-4543
ADA-4543 is Silicon Bipolar Darlington Amplifier manufactured by Avago Technologies.
Description
Avago Technologies’ ADA-4543 is an economical, easy-touse, general purpose silicon bipolar RFIC gain block amplifiers housed in a 4-lead SC-70 (SOT-343) surface mount plastic package which requires only half the board space of a SOT-143 package.
The Darlington feedback structure provides inherent broad bandwidth performance, resulting in useful operating frequency up to 2.5 GHz. This is an ideal device for small-signal gain cascades or IF amplification.
ADA-4543 is fabricated using Avago’s HP25 silicon bipolar process, which employs a double-diffused single polysilicon process with self-aligned submicron emitter geometry. The process is capable of simultaneous high f T and high NPN breakdown (25 GHz f T at 6V BVCEO). The process utilizes industry standard device oxide isolation technologies and submicron aluminum multilayer interconnect to achieve superior performance, high uniformity, and proven reliability.
Surface Mount Package SOT-343
Features
- Small Signal gain amplifier
- Operating frequency DC
- 2.5 GHz
- Unconditionally stable
- 50 Ohms input & output
- Flat, Broadband Frequency Response up to 1 GHz
- Operating Current: 10 to 30 m A
- Industry standard SOT-343 package
- Lead-free option available
Specifications 900 MHz, 3.4V, 15 m A (typ.)
- 15.1 d B associated gain
- 1.9 d Bm P1d B
- 15 d Bm OIP3
- 3.7 d B noise figure
- VSWR < 2 throughput operating frequency
- Single supply, typical Id = 15 m A
Applications
- Cellular/PCS/WLL base stations
- Wireless data/WLAN
- Fiber-optic systems
- ISM
Pin Connections and Package Marking
RFout & Vd
1Tx
GND RFin
Note: Top View. Package marking provides orientation and identification.
“1T” = Device Code “x” = Date code character identifies month of manufacture.
Attention: Observe precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices. ESD Machine Model (Class A) ESD Human Body Model (Class 1B) Refer to Avago Application Note A004R: Electrostatic Discharge Damage and Control.
Typical Biasing...