ADS58C20IPFPR

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The ADS58C20IPFPR is a highly integrated RF front end for multiband, low power wireless applications. This combined low noise amplifier and power amplifier, or LNA-PA, works by amplifying small-amplitude signals efficiently and with a wide operating voltage range. As such, it is ideal for cost-sensitive wireless applications that require a low-power, high-performance RF front end.

The ADS58C20IPFPR operates in the frequency range of 200MHz to 2GHz, enabling efficient operations for a variety of wireless applications such as Wi-Fi and Zigbee. Specifically, the amplifier operates by utilizing a gain of 30dB and a noise figure of 6dB. The device consumes about 4mA of current and requires a voltage supply of 0.8V to 1.8V. Thanks to its matched input and output impedance, it offers superior signal integrity with virtually no signal loss.

Furthermore, the device is equipped with an intelligent digital control system. It provides advanced temperature compensation, which results in a consistent gain across a wide temperature range. Additionally, this feature minimizes distortion and “pops” that can harm a communication signal. All in all, the ADS58C20IPFPR is a perfect solution for cost-sensitive low power wireless applications requiring a high-performance RF front end.

The ADS58C20IPFPR is a great option for embedded wireless systems that require an RF front end. It is a highly integrated device, combining an LNA and PA into a single package. This allows for a wide operating voltage range, enabling it to be used in a variety of cost-sensitive applications. Additionally, the built-in features such as temperature compensation and matched input/output impedance offer an impressive level of signal integrity. All in all, the ADS58C20IPFPR is an excellent choice for wireless systems that require a low power, high performance RF front end.

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