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AMMC-6241 - Low Noise Amplifier

General Description

Avago Technologies AMMC-6241 is a high gain, low-noise amplifier that operates from 26 GHz to 43 GHz.

This LNA provides a wide-band solution for system design since it covers several bands, thus, reduces part inventory.

Key Features

  • Wide frequency range: 26 - 43 GHz.
  • High gain: 20 dB.
  • Low 50 Ω Noise Figure: 2.7 dB.
  • 50 Ω Input and Output Match.
  • Flat Gain Response.
  • Single 3V Supply Bias.

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AMMC-6241 26–43 GHz Low Noise Amplifier Data Sheet Chip Size: 1900 x 800 mm (74.8 x 31.5 mils) Chip Size Tolerance: ± 10 mm (± 0.4 mils) Chip Thickness: 100 ± 10 mm (4 ± 0.4 mils) RF Pad Dimensions: 110 x 90 mm (4.3 x 3.5 mils) DC Pad Dimensions: 100 x 100 mm (3.9 x 3.9 mils) Description Avago Technologies AMMC-6241 is a high gain, low-noise amplifier that operates from 26 GHz to 43 GHz. This LNA provides a wide-band solution for system design since it covers several bands, thus, reduces part inventory. The device has input / output match to 50 Ohm, is unconditionally stable and can be used as either primary or sub-sequential low noise gain stage.