RA62 - Cascadable Amplifier

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The RA62 RF amplifier is a discrete hybrid design, which uses thin film manufacturing processes for accurate performance and high reliability.

This two stage GaAs FET feedback amplifier design displays impressive performance characteristics over a broadband frequency range.

Tyco Electronics (now TE Connectivity)

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Part number	RA62
Manufacturer	Tyco Electronics (now TE Connectivity)
File Size	382.76 KB
Description	Cascadable Amplifier
Datasheet	RA62 Datasheet
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www.DataSheet4U.com Cascadable Amplifier 2000 to 6000 MHz Features • • • • ULTRAWIDE BANDWIDTH 1.5-6.2 GHz (TYP.) MEDIUM GAIN 16 dB (TYP.) MEDIUM OUTPUT POWER +13 dBm (TYP.) LOW NOISE FIGURE 4 dB (TYP.) RA62/SMRA62 V2 Product Image Description The RA62 RF amplifier is a discrete hybrid design, which uses thin film manufacturing processes for accurate performance and high reliability. This two stage GaAs FET feedback amplifier design displays impressive performance characteristics over a broadband frequency range. Both TO-8 and Surface Mount packages are hermetically sealed, and MIL-STD-883 environmental screening is available.

Published: Feb 16, 2007 |