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30 April 2009
Mimix Broadband introduces 14.5 to 16 GHz GaAs MMIC HPA
Mimix Broadband Inc of Houston, TX, USA has introduced a GaAs MMIC high power amplifier (HPA) with +37 dBm saturated output power and 27 dB small signal gain. The XP1058-BD uses a dual-sided bias architecture, covers 14.5 to 16 GHz, and achieves +44 dBm OIP3, making it suited for millimeter-wave military, radar, satellite and weather applications.
"The XP1058-BD is a 4-stage power amplifier with high gain in a single chip, providing 5W of saturated output power and giving customers an excellent solution for medium power Ku-Band applications," said Jeff Kovitz, product manager, Mimix Broadband Inc.
Mimix performs 100% RF testing on the XP1058-BD. Samples and production quantities are available in four weeks. The datasheet and additional product information can be obtained from Mimix Broadband.
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