BGA711L7E6327XTSA1 RF/IF and RFID

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Frequency:	1.9GHz, 2.1GHz
P1dB:	-8dBm
Gain:	17dB
Noise Figure:	1.1dB
RF Type:	UMTS
Voltage - Supply:	2.6 V ~ 3 V
Current - Supply:	3.6mA
Test Frequency:	2.1GHz
Package / Case:	6-XFDFN Exposed Pad
Supplier Device Package:	TSLP-7-1

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RF amplifiers are devices which boost or expand existing signal strength, allowing them to reach longer distances over coax cable or be heard by more receivers simultaneously. One example of a RF amplifier is the BGA711L7E6327XTSA1. With the increasing prevalence of wireless-enabled technologies, RF amplifiers are increasingly important pieces of communication equipment. Here, we will discuss the application field of the BGA711L7E6327XTSA1 as well as its working principle. The BGA711L7E6327XTSA1 is a low-noise RF amplifier designed for the wireless industry. It finds its application in Base Stations (BS) and Repeaters (RPT), allowing them to boost and amplify low-level signals in their respective locations. In essence, it is designed to extend the range of the radio signal and reduce the amount of “dead spots” in an area.The BGA711L7E6327XTSA1 has a high-frequency range of 800MHz to 850MHz, and its frequency stability is within 10MHz over the temperature range of -20°C to 70°C. It has a PNP amplifier with an input impedance of 50Ω and an output impedance of 25Ω. Additionally, it has a high power rating of +10dBm (1W) for quite powerful operations. Overall, its features make it an ideal choice for radio base stations.The amplitude of an RF signal is modulated by a carrier frequency, which carries information by changing the frequency, phase, and amplitude of the signal. In the BGA711L7E6327XTSA1, the RF signal entering the amplifier is first rectified by a diode. This produces a DC signal from the AC signal. The DC signal is then metered through a DC amplifier, to produce a powerful signal which has the exact same waveform as the input signal. The amplified signal then passes through a band-pass filter, which removes any unwanted frequencies, and is then converted to the desired output. The amplifier also has a voltage regulator, which prevents overloading. Finally, the output signal is then delivered to a transmission system, such as a radio base station. Overall, the BGA711L7E6327XTSA1 is an important amplifier for wireless communications, as it increases the range of existing signals and eliminates dead spots. It is designed to have a high frequency range of 800MHz to 850MHz, and is suitable for Base Stations (BS) and Repeaters (RPT). Its several components, such as a diode, amplifier, filter, and voltage regulator, work together to boost and transmit signal over long distances and through difficult conditions.

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