Qorvo announced the latest additions to its innovative RF portfolio of GaN power amplifiers and FTTH xPON video receivers, which serve a wide range of radar, electronic warfare, satellite, 5G and DOCSIS 3.1 CATV applications. These high-performance solutions simplify RF for designers worldwide and are available at Qorvo's authorised channel partners.
The QPA2212D GaN power amplifier (PA) is rated at 25 W from 27-31 GHz, with specifications including a PSAT of 44 dBm, 10 W linear power at 25 dBc IMD3, and small signal gain of 22 dB. Supplied on a 3,6 x 5 mm die, it is ideal for 5G and satellite communications.
The TGA2962 GaN PA is rated at 10 W from 2-20 GHz, with specifications including a PSAT of 40 dBm and PAE between 20% and 35%. Supplied on a 3,2 x 3,2 mm die, it is ideal for radar, EW (electronic warfare) and communications systems.
The QPA2598 GaN PA is rated at 2,5 W from 6-12 GHz, with specifications including a PSAT of 34 dBm, PAE of 30% and small signal gain of 22 dB. Supplied on a 4 x 4 mm die, it is ideal for radar, EW and communications systems.
The QPL7434 is an FTTH xPON differential video receiver with a bandwidth of 47 – 1218 MHz, optical input range of +2 dBm to -20 dBm, >27 dB gain at 550 MHz; and low noise of 32,8 pA/√Hz equivalent input noise current (EINC). It comes in a 4 x 4 x 0,85 mm QFN package and is ideal for FTTH xPON and DOCSIS 3.1 CATV.
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