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ACMD-6025 - Duplexer

Description

The Avago ACMD-6025 is a highly miniaturized duplexer designed for use in LTE Band 25 (1850 1915 MHz UL, 1930

1995 MHz DL) handsets and mobile data terminals.

Features

  • High Isolation.
  • Miniature Size.
  • 2.0 x 2.5 mm Max Size.
  • 0.95 mm Max Height.
  • Standard 2 x 2.5 mm PCB footprint.
  • High Power Rating.
  • 33 dBm Abs Max Tx Power.
  • Environmental.
  • RoHS 6 Compliant.
  • Halogen free.
  • TBBPA Free Specifications.
  • Rx Band Performance, -10 to +85° C.
  • Insertion Loss: 3.8 dB Max.
  • Rx Noise Blocking: 45 dB Min.
  • Tx Band Performance, -10 to.

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Part number ACMD-6025
Manufacturer AVAGO
File Size 130.34 KB
Description Duplexer
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ACMD-6025 Duplexer for LTE Band 25 Product Brief Description The Avago ACMD-6025 is a highly miniaturized duplexer designed for use in LTE Band 25 (1850 – 1915 MHz UL, 1930 – 1995 MHz DL) handsets and mobile data terminals. Low Insertion Loss in the Tx channel minimizes current drain from the power amplifier, while low Rx channel Insertion Loss improves receiver sensitivity. The ACMD-6025 enhances the sensitivity and dynamic range of handset receivers by providing high isolation of the transmitted signal from the receiver input and high rejection of transmit-generated noise in the receive band. The ACMD-6025 is designed with Avago Technologies’ innovative Film Bulk Acoustic Resonator (FBAR) technology, which makes possible ultra-small, high-Q filters at a fraction of their usual size.
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