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Mimix Broadband’s three stage 11.0-16.0 GHz GaAs MMIC power amplifier is optimized for linear operation with a third order intercept point of +38.5 dBm. 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

The HMMC-5034 is a GaAs microwave monolithic integrated-circuit (MMIC) chip

Qorvo delivers the QPL7442 low noise, high gain, wide bandwidth MMIC pHEMT single ended RF amplifier IC featuring 20 dB of flat gain. This IC is designed to support CPE front end, cable, satellite and terrestrial TV, home gateways, and cable modems from 50 to 4000 MHz using a single 5 V supply.

The 0.3-meter 23 GHz ValuLine Flat Plate antenna provides a communications solution for wireless operators requiring low visibility antennas for short haul point-to-point communications in areas such as congested inner city sites

The SKY85334-11 and SKY85750-11 are 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz front-end modules (FEMs) respectively, and compliment Skyworks' expansive portfolio of FEMs designed for growing retail, carrier and enterprise Wi-Fi 6 applications. The modules offer high linearity, low power dissipation, and efficiency for access points, routers and gateways where regulatory, thermals or Power-over-Ethernet limitations demand low current consumption. These highly integrated FEMs incorporate switching, low-noise amplifier (LNA) with bypass and power amplifier (PA) and are housed in a compact package. 

Qorvo presents a new series of high-linearity 2.5 GHz Front-End Modules (FEMs) built for automotive Wi-Fi applications, 802.11b/g/n, and Bluetooth^® systems. These devices feature integrated b/g/n power amplifiers, directional power detectors, RX balun, and TX filtering. Each FEM contains an ultra-small form factor and integrated matching that greatly reduces the number of external components and layout area in the customer application.

Determining the final set of component values in a matching network can be a challenging process. Traditionally, RF engineers have had to simplify and idealize their matching circuits in schematics that are separated from the EM simulation. This simplification into a lumped element schematic requires perfect grounds and leaves out the coupling and transmission line effects of the interconnect metal and the antennas.

The dB-4311M TWT Amplifier (TWTA) is designed to operate within the 6.0 – 18.0 GHz frequency range and provide up to 300 W CW output power for electronic countermeasure (ECM), electronic warfare (EW) simulation, and multi-band communication applications.