HMPP-3895-TR2

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The HMPP-3895-TR2 is a diode designed specifically to meet the increased demands of the Radio Frequency (RF) market. This diode is capable of operating at frequencies of up to 1.2 GHz with power transfer capabilities of up to 20 W. With its wide frequency range and high power transfer capacity, the HMPP-3895-TR2 is ideal for applications such as RF wireless transmission and image transmission.

The HMPP-3895-TR2 is a high quality diode with excellent thermal stability, making it ideal for a range of applications. It has a low capacitance of 0.1 pF and low voltage noise of 0.6µV, making it suitable for use in RF signal receiving and transmitting applications. In addition, the HMPP-3895-TR2 also has an ultra-low junction capacitance of 0.2 pF and a high-impedance and isolation response isolator, making it ideal for use in antenna and passive component tuning, signal processing and signal amplification applications.

The working principle of the HMPP-3895-TR2 diode is quite simple. When RF signals enter the diode, the diode will act as a voltage regulator and react to changes in the current level, causing the voltage across the diode to adjust accordingly. In addition, the diode also has an impedance response isolator that prevents the diode from detecting any signals outside of its operating frequency range, providing greater accuracy and improved performance.

The HMPP-3895-TR2 is an ideal choice for a variety of applications that require a high-quality, low capacitance, low-noise, and high-impedance RF diode. This diode is capable of operating at frequencies up to 1.2 GHz and has power transfer capabilities of up to 20 W. Its wide frequency range and high-performance make it ideal for applications in RF wireless transmission, image transmission, signal processing, signal receiving, and signal amplification.

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