MMIC Amplifiers

The Qorvo QPA1022D is a MMIC power amplifier operating from 8.5 – 11 GHz for radar, electronic warfare, and satellite communications applications. Fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.25 um GaN on SiC process, the amplifier produces greater than 4 W of saturated output power and 24 dB of large-signal gain while achieving greater than 45% power-added efficiency.

The MHA-495433 is a high-performance reliable MMIC power amplifier utilizing high-reliability, high-breakdown voltage InGaP HBT technology. Power MMIC is ideally suited for driver or output stages in wireless applications such as 802.16 WiMAX, 802.11 WLAN & ISM, point-to-point radios & Telecom Infrastructure. MHA-495433 HBT MMIC Power Amplifier Chip has 50-ohm fully-matched output, pre-matched input, on-chip DC blocking capacitor, active bias and power detector built into the chip.

The QPA1017D is Qorvo’s MMIC power amplifier operating from 5.7 – 7.0 GHz for C-band radar and satellite communications applications. Fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.15 um GaN on SiC process, the amplifier produces 50 W of saturated output power with 21 dB of large-signal gain while achieving greater than 40% power-added efficiency.

AE314 is designed as low cost drive amplifiers for many applications including FTTH, CATV System. This MMIC is based on Gallium Arsenide Enhancement Mode pHEMT which shows low current draw and very low noise.

roadband’s three stage 36.0-40.0 GHz GaAs MMIC power amplifier is optimized for linear operation with a third order intercept point of +36.0 dBm

The MMA495930-Q4 is a high linearity MMIC amplifier utilizing MwT’s proprietary linear device technology. Packaged in low cost QFN 4X4mm Green Package, this product is specifically designed as a driver or final power amplifier stage for 802.16 applications in the 4.9-5.9GHz bands.

The HHPAV-433 Power Amplifier covers the frequency range from 59.5 to 60.5 GHz and is usable over the range of 58 to 64 GHz. The amplifier has an output power of +28.5 Psat and 18 dB gain. MMIC technology is employed for high reliability and repeatability employing one die. A single +6.0V bias is used to power up the amplifier. An onboard voltage regulator and bias sequencing circuitry provide the proper biasing for the unit.

Mimix Broadband’s two stage 2 to 18 GHz GaAs MMIC low noise amplifier has a small signal gain of 15 dB with a noise figure of 3.8 dB across most of the band. This MMIC uses Mimix Broadband’s 0.15 µm GaAs PHEMT device model technology, and is based upon electron beam lithography to ensure high repeatability and uniformity