SST12LP20-QUAE

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RF amplifiers are a type of electronic device used to boost a signal in the radio frequency (RF) range of the electromagnetic spectrum. An RF amplifier generates a higher power signal from a lower power input signal and increases the strength of the signal sent to the load. The SST12LP20-QUAE is a high-power RF amplifier designed by Skyworks Solutions, Inc. that operates from 896 – 902MHz and provides 20W of output power.

The SST12LP20-QUAE is suitable for applications such as broadcast radio, wireless communication, radar, satellite communication, microwave, two-way communication, and mobile radio. It has various features such as a noise figure of 10dB, a gain of 20dB, a typical operation voltage of 28 Volts, and a wide bandwidth, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

The working principle of the SST12LP20-QUAE is based on the use of a transistors amplifier circuit consisting of an amplifying stage and an output stage with high input and output impedance. The output stage consists of two transistors connected in parallel to provide an increased power output. The circuit also includes a DC bias which is used to set the amplifier gain. The gain is determined by the ratio of the amplifier stage resistance to the bias resistance.

The SST12LP20-QUAE is a high-power RF amplifier designed for applications in the 896 – 902MHz range. Its features, such as noise figure, gain, and bandwidth, make it suitable for a variety of applications such as broadcast radio, wireless communication, radar, satellite communication, microwave, two-way communication, and mobile radio. Its working principle is based on the use of a transistors amplifier circuit consisting of an amplifying stage and an output stage with high input and output impedances.

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