Gain Block Amplifiers

Celeritek’s CGB7011-BD is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier MMIC chip. It is matched to 50-W impedance for both input and output

Celeritek’s CGB7014-BD is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier MMIC chip with 18.5dB of gain at 6 GHz

The 2 – 6 GHz High Linearity Gain Block: MGA-30989 is a broadband, high linearity gain block MMIC amplifier achieved through the use of Avago Technologies’ proprietary 0.25um GaAs Enhancement-mode pHEMT process.

Avago Technologies’ 2-6 GHz High Linearity Gain Block: MGA-30789 is a broadband, high linearity gain block MMIC amplifier achieved through the use of Avago Technologies' propietary 0.25um GaAs Enhancement-mode pHEMT process.

Qorvo offers high-linearity, ultra-low noise gain block amplifiers with integrated bypass mode functionality. With a 1-stage model and a 2-stage model, these LNAs are ideal for a wide range of applications including base station receivers, tower mount amplifiers, repeaters, FDD-LTE, TDD-LTE, WCDMA, and general purpose wireless systems.

Celeritek’s CGB7003-BD is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier MMIC chip. Designed for applications operating between 0.1 and 6.0 GHz, Celeritek’s broadband, cascadable, gain block amplifier is ddeal solutions for transmit, receive and IF applications.

Guerrilla RF Inc. offers two new models of high linearity gain block amplifiers featuring a combination of simple-application schematics, flat gain, and high compressed output power with operation in the DC to 4 GHz frequency range. The GRF2012 and GRF 2013 models include flexible biasing for high levels of re-use within single designs and multiple platforms. They are ideally used as cost-effective pre-drivers for broadband GaN high power amplifiers, and for many other general purpose, high performance gain block applications.

Qorvo’s QPL6207Q is a high linearity, ultra-low noise gain block amplifier ideally designed for SDARS active antenna applications. At 2332 MHz, the amplifier typically provides +35 dBm OIP3. The amplifier does not require any negative supplies for operation and can be biased from positive supply rails from 3.3 to 5.25 V.