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HMMC-5025 - 2 - 50 GHz Distributed Amplifier

General Description

The HMMC-5025 was designed as a generic wide band distributed amplifier, covering the frequency span 2 - 50 GHz.

It consists of seven stages.

Each stage is made up of two cascoded FETs with gate peripheries of 48 µm per FET.

Key Features

  • Frequency Range: 2 - 50 GHz.
  • Small Signal Gain: 8.5 dB.
  • P-1dB @ 40 GHz: 12 dBm.
  • Noise Figure: 5 dB @ 2 - 35 GHz 7 dB @ 35 - 50 GHz.
  • Return Loss: In/Out: < -10 dB.
  • 30 dB Gain Control.

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Agilent HMMC-5025 2-50 GHz Distributed Amplifier Data Sheet Chip Size: Chip Size Tolerance: Chip Thickness: Pad Dimensions: 1720 × 920 µm (67.7 × 36.2 mils) ± 10 µm (± 0.4 mils) 127 ± 15 µm (5.0 ± 0.6 mils) 80 × 80 µm (3.2 × 3.2 mils) Features • Frequency Range: 2 - 50 GHz • Small Signal Gain: 8.5 dB • P-1dB @ 40 GHz: 12 dBm • Noise Figure: 5 dB @ 2 - 35 GHz 7 dB @ 35 - 50 GHz • Return Loss: In/Out: < -10 dB • 30 dB Gain Control Description The HMMC-5025 was designed as a generic wide band distributed amplifier, covering the frequency span 2 - 50 GHz. It consists of seven stages. Each stage is made up of two cascoded FETs with gate peripheries of 48 µm per FET. Both input and output ports were designed to provide 50 Ohm terminations.