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AP601 - High Dynamic Range HBT Amplifier

Description

The AP601 is a high dynamic range power amplifier in a lead-free/RoHS-compliant 5x6mm power DFN SMT package.

The single stage amplifier has 13.5 dB gain, while being able to achieve high performance for 800-2200 MHz applications with up to +32.5 dBm of compressed 1dB power.

Features

  • 800.
  • 2200 MHz.
  • +32.5 dBm P1dB.
  • -51 dBc ACLR @ ¼W PAVG.
  • -55 dBc IMD3 @ ¼W PEP.
  • 17% Efficiency @ ¼W PAVG.
  • Product.

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Part number AP601
Manufacturer WJ Communications
File Size 585.88 KB
Description High Dynamic Range HBT Amplifier
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www.DataSheet4U.com AP601 High Dynamic Range 1.8W 28V HBT Amplifier Product Features • 800 – 2200 MHz • +32.5 dBm P1dB • -51 dBc ACLR @ ¼W PAVG • -55 dBc IMD3 @ ¼W PEP • 17% Efficiency @ ¼W PAVG • • • • Product Description The AP601 is a high dynamic range power amplifier in a lead-free/RoHS-compliant 5x6mm power DFN SMT package. The single stage amplifier has 13.5 dB gain, while being able to achieve high performance for 800-2200 MHz applications with up to +32.5 dBm of compressed 1dB power. Functional Diagram A C L R 1 (d B c) The AP601 uses a high reliability, high voltage InGaP/GaAs HBT process technology. The device Internal Active Bias incorporates proprietary bias circuitry to compensate for Internal Temp Compensation variations in linearity and current draw over temperature.
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