MAAM-011156-TR1000 RF/IF and RFID

Packaging:	Digi-Reel®
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Frequency:	5MHz ~ 300MHz
P1dB:	28dBm
Gain:	19.5dB
Noise Figure:	7dB
RF Type:	CATV
Voltage - Supply:	8V
Current - Supply:	210mA
Test Frequency:	300MHz
Package / Case:	16-VFQFN Exposed Pad
Supplier Device Package:	16-PQFN (3x3)
Series:	--

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MAAM-011156-TR1000 RF AmplifiersRF amplifiers are a crucial part of the modern telecommunications industry. The MAAM-011156-TR1000 is a reliable and effective amplifier that is used in a variety of applications. This amplifier has a wide range of input and output power as well as a high degree of linearity and gain. It can be used to amplify signals for telecommunications, broadcast, and radio applications.The MAAM-011156-TR1000 (MTR1000) is a DC-coupled wideband RF amplifier that offers excellent linearity and gain in a variety of applications. It operates over a wide frequency range (30 MHz to 400 MHz) and is capable of amplifying signals up to 3 watts. The amplifier is designed to provide low distortion, high linearity, and high gain. Application FieldThe MTR1000 is a versatile RF amplifier that can be used in numerous applications. Telecommunications-wise, the amplifier can be used in a variety of applications, such as the amplification of satellite, microwave, and wireless links. Additionally, it can be used in broadcast applications, including the distribution of FM and AM radio signals. The amplifier is also used in radio applications to increase the signal strength and range of radios in both antennas and mobile radios.Working PrincipleThe MTR1000 is a wideband RF amplifier that operates over a wide frequency range. Its operation is based on the well-known Voltage Controlled Instrumentation amplifier (VCIA) principle, which uses a pair of gate-controlled FETs as its active devices. The FETs are connected to a circuit that applies a differential voltage across the circuit’s input and output terminals.The amplifier’s gain and linearity are controlled by the application of a DC voltage to the FETs. The DC voltage is set so that the voltage difference between the input and output terminals of the circuit is modulated in response to the input signal’s amplitude. This modulation effect ensures that the amplified signal’s fidelity is maintained.The MTR1000 is a reliable and effective amplifier that has numerous applications in the telecommunications, broadcast, and radio industries. Its ability to amplify signals over a wide frequency range, with high linearity and gain, makes it an ideal choice for a range of applications. Additionally, its affordable price and reliability make it a popular amplifier choice for many applications.

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