MSA-0336-TR1G

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Frequency:	0Hz ~ 2.7GHz
P1dB:	10dBm
Gain:	11.5dB ~ 13.5dB
Noise Figure:	6dB
RF Type:	General Purpose
Voltage - Supply:	4.5 V ~ 5.5 V
Current - Supply:	35mA
Test Frequency:	1GHz
Package / Case:	4-SMD (36 micro-X)
Supplier Device Package:	36 micro-X

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RF Amplifiers

RF Amplifiers are electronic devices that amplify signals in the radio frequency (RF) range. They are essential components in many communication systems and broadcasting networks. One example is the MSA-0336-TR1G RF Amplifier, which is highly efficient and can handle high power levels with little distortion or interference.

Overview

The MSA-0336-TR1G is a monolithic broadband RF Amplifier designed for applications in the 12.4-13.25 GHz frequency range. It is well-suited to the requirements of medium-power, point-to-point microwave radio systems and operates at a standard voltage of 24 volts. The maximum output power of this amplifier is 15 dBm and its gain is 35 dBm. The low current draw means that this amplifier has exceptional power efficiency and can provide stable power output over a wide temperature range.

Application Field

The MSA-0336-TR1G is designed for use in various applications related to the 12.4-13.25 GHz frequency range. These include commercial and military microwave radio systems, point-to-point communication systems, military satellite communication networks, point-to-point backhaul networks, and ISM band wireless systems. This amplifier can also be used in data transmission systems for long-distance communication and is suitable for use in base station transmitters and receivers.

Working Principle

The working principle of the MSA-0336-TR1G is based on the amplification of RF signals. This amplifier uses a gallium arsenide technology to convert the input signal to a higher power level. It operates on a two stage design, and the gain is adjustable. The first stage is a low noise amplifier (LNA) that increases the signal strength of the incoming signal, while the second stage is a gain adjustment stage that further amplifies the signal. The amplifier is designed to minimize noise, making it well suited for applications that require low signal-to-noise ratio levels.

Conclusion

The MSA-0336-TR1G RF Amplifier is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications. Its excellent performance and power efficiency make it a great choice for point-to-point communication systems and other applications in the 12.4-13.25 GHz frequency range. Its two-stage architecture and adjustable gain make it suitable for a wide range of applications. With its low-noise design and high power outputs, the MSA-0336-TR1G is an excellent choice for RF amplification applications.

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