Features: · AIGaAs/InGaAs/AIGaAs PseudomorphicHigh Electron Mobility Transistor (pHEMT)· High Dynamic Range· Low Current and Voltage· Bias Point 3V and 60 mA· 0.3 dB Noise Figure at 2 GHz· 17 dBm P1dB at 2 GHz· 33 dBm OIP3 at 2 GHz· 600 m Gate Width: 50 Output Impedance· Excellent Uniformity· Low-...
CFS0303-SB: Features: · AIGaAs/InGaAs/AIGaAs PseudomorphicHigh Electron Mobility Transistor (pHEMT)· High Dynamic Range· Low Current and Voltage· Bias Point 3V and 60 mA· 0.3 dB Noise Figure at 2 GHz· 17 dBm P1...
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Parameter | Rating | Parameter | Rating | Parameter | Rating |
Drain-Source Voltage 2 | +5.5V | Drain Current 2 | Idss3 A | Channel Temperature | +175ºC |
Gate-Source Voltage 2 | -5.0V | Total Pwr Dissipation | 560W | Storage Temperature | -65ºC to +160ºC |
Gate-Drain Voltage 2 | -5.0V | RF Input Power | 17 dBm | Thermal Resistance | 98ºC/W |
Mimix's pHEMT technology is tested and proven in military, space and commercial applications. Mimix's proven workhorse, the CF003-03, has been fabricated in the Company's in-house foundry for over 19 years and is now available in packaged form as the CFS0303-SB.
The CFS0303-SB is a high dynamic range, lownoise, pHEMT packaged in a 4-lead SOT-343 surface-mount plastic package. CFS0303-SB is intended for many applications operating in the 0.1GHz to 10GHz frequency range.
Mimix's high performance packaged pHEMTs are ideal for use in all applications where low-noise figure, high gain, medium power and good intercept is required. The CFS0303-SB is the perfect solution for the first or second stage of a base station LNA due to the excellent combination of low-noise figure and linearity. CFS0303-SB is also well suited as a medium power driver stage in pole-top amplifiers and othertransmit functions, particularly as the low thermal resistance allows extended power dissipation when voltage and current are adjusted for increased power and linearity.