The BGA P2D20A is a 2.3 to 2.7 GHz low-band driver amplifier that can be used as pre-driver or driver in RF applications from massive MIMO 5G base stations to small cells and access points. The SiGe based amplifier offers best RF performance and a high OP1dB: 28.9 dBm. The driver amplifier is typically placed between transceiver IC and power amplifier but can also be used as power amplifier for low power applications. The input is 100Ω differential, the output is 50Ω single-ended. The driver amplifier boasts high linearity and an excellent wide-band gain flatness of <0.2 dB for optimum linearization results of the driven PA.
Summary of Features
Supply voltage: 5V
Gain Flatness: 0.16 dB
High Gain: 35.1 dB
High OP1dB: 28.9 dBm
Low-band: 2.3 - 2.7GHz
Packaging: TSNP-16
Benefits
BiCMOS technology for an optimized performance
High gain and high power for fewer components in line-up
Wide BW 2.3-2.7 GHz with best gain flatness
Internal Matching saving external matching components
Easy design-in and small area footprint
Potential Applications
Base stations
Small cells
5G massive MIMO
Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
The BGA P2D20A is a 2.3 to 2.7 GHz low-band driver amplifier that can be used as pre-driver or driver in RF applications from massive MIMO 5G base stations to small cells and access points. The SiGe based amplifier offers best RF performance and a high OP1dB: 28.9 dBm. The driver amplifier is typically placed between transceiver IC and power amplifier but can also be used as power amplifier for low power applications. The input is 100Ω differential, the output is 50Ω single-ended. The driver amplifier boasts high linearity and an excellent wide-band gain flatness of <0.2 dB for optimum linearization results of the driven PA.
Summary of Features
- Supply voltage: 5V
- Gain Flatness: 0.16 dB
- High Gain: 35.1 dB
- High OP1dB: 28.9 dBm
- Low-band: 2.3 - 2.7GHz
- Packaging: TSNP-16
Benefits
- BiCMOS technology for an optimized performance
- High gain and high power for fewer components in line-up
- Wide BW 2.3-2.7 GHz with best gain flatness
- Internal Matching saving external matching components
- Easy design-in and small area footprint
Potential Applications
- Base stations
- Small cells
- 5G massive MIMO
- Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)