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AMMC-6232 - 18 to 32 GHz GaAs High Linearity Low Noise Amplifier

General Description

Avago Technologies AMMC-6232 is an easy-to-use broadband, high gain, high linearity Low Noise Amplifier that operates from 18 GHz to 32GHz.

The wide band and unconditionally stable performance makes this MMIC ideal as a primary or sub-sequential low noise block or a transmitter or LO driver.

Key Features

  • 800μm x 2000μm Die Size.
  • Unconditionally Stable Specifications (Vdd = 4.0V, Idd = 135mA).
  • RF Frequencies: 18 - 32 GHz.
  • High Output IP3: 29dBm.
  • High Small-Signal Gain: 27dB.
  • Typical Noise Figure: 2.8dB.
  • Input, Output Match: -10dB.

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AMMC-6232 18 to 32 GHz GaAs High Linearity Low Noise Amplifier Data Sheet Chip Size: 800 μm x 2000μm (31.5 x 78.74 mils) Chip Size Tolerance: ±10 μm (±0.4 mils) Chip Thickness: 100 ± 10 μm (4 ±0.4 mils) Pad Dimensions: 100 x 100 μm (4 x 4 mils) Description Avago Technologies AMMC-6232 is an easy-to-use broadband, high gain, high linearity Low Noise Amplifier that operates from 18 GHz to 32GHz. The wide band and unconditionally stable performance makes this MMIC ideal as a primary or sub-sequential low noise block or a transmitter or LO driver. The MMIC has 4 gain stages and requires a 4V, 135mA power supply for optimal performance. The two gate bias voltages can be combined for ease of use or separated for more control flexibility.