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The N5511A Phase Noise Test System is a replacement for the “gold-standard” Keysight E5500 phase noise measurement system that can measure phase noise down to kT (-177 dBm/Hz at room temperature).
Qorvo offers the TGA2224 wideband power amplifier MMIC covering the 32-38 GHz frequency range for radar, SatCom, EW, space, and point-to-point communications applications. Fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.15 um GaN on SiC process, the TGA2224 provides greater than 37 dBm (5 W) of saturated output power and 16 dB of large-signal gain while achieving > 20% power-added efficiency.
A high bandwidth, low-power specialized vibration sensor to improve voice call quality in noisy environments.
Qorvo offers the QPB9325 highly integrated front-end module with operation in the 3.6 – 3.8 GHz frequency range ideally suited for TDD base station, wireless infrastructure, and macro or picocell base station applications. This LNA module integrates RF functional blocks such as a pin-diode based high power switch along with two LNA stages.
The dB-3774B is a pulsed microwave power module (MPM) operating in the 6 to 18 GHz frequency range. It provides 1 kW peak power at 5% maximum duty cycle and is designed for high-performance electronic warfare applications. A periodic permanent magnet (PPM)-focused, conduction-cooled mini traveling wave tube (TWT) is used for power amplification.
Qorvo offers a large range of GaN on SiC power transistors as premiere solutions for GaN needs. These discrete power amplifiers are available in models that cover frequency ranges from DC-18 GHz. With a range of linear gain between 16.6 – 21 dB, and a saturated output power range between 37 and 54.2 dBm, these devices are ideal for a wide variety of broadband wireless, space, and military applications.
The R&S®CMP200 is an IF tester that combines vector signal analyzer and ARB-based generator functionality. The compact integrated solution can be customized with up to three R&S®CMPHEAD30 remote radio heads (RRH) for up/downconverting signals to 5G FR2 frequencies.