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SST12LP15 - High-Gain Power Amplifier

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Features

  • High Gain:.
  • Typically 35 dB gain across 2.4~2.5 GHz over temperature 0°C to +80°C.
  • High linear output power:.
  • >29 dBm P1dB (Exceeding maximum rating of average output power, never measure with CW source! Pulsed single-tone source with.

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Part number SST12LP15
Manufacturer SST
File Size 211.81 KB
Description High-Gain Power Amplifier
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A Microchip Technology Company Not recommended for new designs. Please use SST12LP15B 2.4 GHz High-Power, High-Gain Power Amplifier SST12LP15 Not Recommended for New Designs The SST12LP15 is a high-power, high-gain power amplifier based on the highlyreliable InGaP/GaAs HBT technology. Easily configured for high-power, high-efficiency applications with superb power-added efficiency, it typically provides 35 dB gain with 26% power added efficiency @ POUT = 24 dBm for 802.11g and 29% power-added efficiency @ POUT = 25 dBm for 802.11b. The SST12LP15 has excellent linearity while meeting 802.11g spectrum mask at 24+ dBm, and is offered in 16-contact VQFN package. Features • High Gain: – Typically 35 dB gain across 2.4~2.
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