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AMMP-6220 - Low Noise Amplifier

General Description

Avago’s AMMP-6220 is a high gain, low-noise amplifier that operates from 6 GHz to 20 GHz.

The LNA is designed to be a easy-to-use component for any surface mount PCB application.

Key Features

  • 5x5 mm surface mount package.
  • Broad Band performance 6-20 GHz.
  • Low 2.5 dB typical noise figure.
  • High 22 dB typical gain.
  • 50 W input and output match.
  • Single 3 V (55 mA) supply bias.
  • 100% RF test in package.

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AMMP-6220 6-20 GHz Low Noise Amplifier Data Sheet Description Avago’s AMMP-6220 is a high gain, low-noise amplifier that operates from 6 GHz to 20 GHz. The LNA is designed to be a easy-to-use component for any surface mount PCB application. The broad and unconditionally stable performance makes this LNA ideal for primary, sub-sequential or driver low noise gain stages. Intended applications include microwave radios, 802.16, automotive radar, VSAT, and satellite receivers. Since one part can cover several bands, the AMMP-6220 can reduce part inventory and increase volume purchase options. The LNA has integrated 50 W I/O match, DC blocking, self-bias and choke to eliminate complex tuning and assembly processes typically required by hybrid (discrete-FET) amplifiers.