仕様
| 属性 | 値 |
| Supplier | Broadcom Limited |
| Package / Case | Tape & Reel (TR) |
| Part Status | Obsolete |
| Frequency | 18GHz ~ 28GHz |
| P1d B | 28dBm |
| Gain | 23dB |
| RF Type | LMDS, MMDS |
| Voltage - Supply | 8V |
| Supply Current | 650mA |
| Test Frequency | 18GHz |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
概要
Description
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is a microwave monolithic integrated circuit (MMIC), part of the AMMP series, designed for high-frequency applications. It typically operates in the frequency range of 18 to 28 GHz, making it suitable for various communication systems, including satellite communications, point-to-point radio, and radar systems.
The device is known for its compact size and high performance, offering low noise and high linearity, which are crucial for maintaining signal integrity in high-frequency applications. It often integrates amplifiers, mixers, and other RF components to reduce the footprint and complexity of designing high-frequency circuits.
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is engineered to deliver robust performance with a focus on reliability and efficiency, catering to the demands of modern wireless communication systems. Its design and architecture provide ease of integration into existing systems, making it a preferred choice for engineers looking to enhance performance without significant redesigns. The product is typically available in a standard package for easy incorporation into various RF modules and systems.
The device is known for its compact size and high performance, offering low noise and high linearity, which are crucial for maintaining signal integrity in high-frequency applications. It often integrates amplifiers, mixers, and other RF components to reduce the footprint and complexity of designing high-frequency circuits.
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is engineered to deliver robust performance with a focus on reliability and efficiency, catering to the demands of modern wireless communication systems. Its design and architecture provide ease of integration into existing systems, making it a preferred choice for engineers looking to enhance performance without significant redesigns. The product is typically available in a standard package for easy incorporation into various RF modules and systems.
Equivalent
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is a millimeter-wave MMIC amplifier used in various RF applications. Equivalent products may include:
1. Qorvo's TGA4046-SM - A wideband MMIC amplifier.
2. Analog Devices' HMC594 - A broadband MMIC amplifier.
3. Mini-Circuits' ZX60-272LN-S+ - A low-noise amplifier.
Please verify specifications like frequency range, gain, noise figure, and power output to ensure compatibility with your application.
1. Qorvo's TGA4046-SM - A wideband MMIC amplifier.
2. Analog Devices' HMC594 - A broadband MMIC amplifier.
3. Mini-Circuits' ZX60-272LN-S+ - A low-noise amplifier.
Please verify specifications like frequency range, gain, noise figure, and power output to ensure compatibility with your application.
Features
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) power amplifier designed for use in frequency bands ranging from 18 to 28 GHz. Key features include:
1. Frequency Range: 18 to 28 GHz, making it suitable for various microwave and millimeter-wave applications.
2. High Output Power: Delivers high output power with a typical P1dB of 29 dBm, ensuring strong performance in demanding applications.
3. Gain: Provides a typical gain of around 22 dB, which contributes to enhanced signal amplification.
4. Efficiency: Designed for high power-added efficiency (PAE), optimizing power consumption.
5. Compact Size: Offered in a compact, surface-mount package, facilitating ease of integration into designs where space is limited.
6. Reliability: Built using a robust MMIC process that enhances reliability and performance consistency.
These features make the AMMP-6425-TR1G an ideal choice for applications in point-to-point radio, satellite communication, and other high-frequency systems where high power and efficiency are critical.
1. Frequency Range: 18 to 28 GHz, making it suitable for various microwave and millimeter-wave applications.
2. High Output Power: Delivers high output power with a typical P1dB of 29 dBm, ensuring strong performance in demanding applications.
3. Gain: Provides a typical gain of around 22 dB, which contributes to enhanced signal amplification.
4. Efficiency: Designed for high power-added efficiency (PAE), optimizing power consumption.
5. Compact Size: Offered in a compact, surface-mount package, facilitating ease of integration into designs where space is limited.
6. Reliability: Built using a robust MMIC process that enhances reliability and performance consistency.
These features make the AMMP-6425-TR1G an ideal choice for applications in point-to-point radio, satellite communication, and other high-frequency systems where high power and efficiency are critical.
Pinout
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is a surface-mount MMIC amplifier designed for use in millimeter-wave applications, specifically within the frequency range of 18 to 28 GHz. It is commonly used in communication systems, radar, and other high-frequency applications. The pin count for the AMMP-6425-TR1G is typically 4, corresponding to a standard package layout for MMICs (Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits).
The primary functions of the pins are generally as follows:
1. RF Input: Receives the radio frequency signal to be amplified.
2. RF Output: Delivers the amplified radio frequency signal.
3. Ground: Provides a return path for electrical current and stabilizes the circuit.
4. Vdd (Power Supply): Supplies the necessary DC voltage to power the amplifier.
These pins support the device's capability to amplify signals within its specified frequency range, offering a gain of approximately 20 dB with moderate power output. Always refer to the specific datasheet and application notes for precise pin functions and configuration for your specific application needs.
The primary functions of the pins are generally as follows:
1. RF Input: Receives the radio frequency signal to be amplified.
2. RF Output: Delivers the amplified radio frequency signal.
3. Ground: Provides a return path for electrical current and stabilizes the circuit.
4. Vdd (Power Supply): Supplies the necessary DC voltage to power the amplifier.
These pins support the device's capability to amplify signals within its specified frequency range, offering a gain of approximately 20 dB with moderate power output. Always refer to the specific datasheet and application notes for precise pin functions and configuration for your specific application needs.
Manufacturer
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is manufactured by Broadcom Inc., which was formerly known as Avago Technologies. Broadcom is a global technology company that designs, develops, and supplies a broad range of semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions. The company serves various industries including data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, and storage. Known for its diverse product portfolio, Broadcom is a prominent player in the semiconductor industry, providing both analog and digital components for a wide array of applications.
Application
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) designed for applications in millimeter-wave communication systems. Key application areas include:
1. Point-to-Point Radio: Utilized in high-frequency data transmission systems.
2. Satellite Communications: Essential for high-frequency uplink and downlink applications.
3. Automotive Radar: Supports advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) by enabling high-resolution object detection.
4. Wireless Infrastructure: Used in backhaul networks and 5G technology for enhanced connectivity and bandwidth.
5. Test and Measurement Equipment: Facilitates accurate testing of high-frequency components and systems.
These applications leverage the MMIC's ability to operate in the K-band frequency, delivering high performance in compact formats.
1. Point-to-Point Radio: Utilized in high-frequency data transmission systems.
2. Satellite Communications: Essential for high-frequency uplink and downlink applications.
3. Automotive Radar: Supports advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) by enabling high-resolution object detection.
4. Wireless Infrastructure: Used in backhaul networks and 5G technology for enhanced connectivity and bandwidth.
5. Test and Measurement Equipment: Facilitates accurate testing of high-frequency components and systems.
These applications leverage the MMIC's ability to operate in the K-band frequency, delivering high performance in compact formats.
Package
The AMMP-6425-TR1G is typically supplied in a surface-mount package designed for RF and microwave applications. It is commonly used in communication systems. For detailed specifications, always refer to the manufacturer's datasheet.
