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19 January 2017
Custom MMIC adds family of GaAs MMIC wideband low-phase noise amplifiers
Monolithic microwave integrated circuit developer Custom MMIC of Westford, MA, USA has added to its expanding range of standard products with a new family of gallium arsenide (GaAs) MMIC wideband low-phase-noise amplifiers that offers what is claimed to be previously unattainable performance for phase noise (a critical requirement defining the performance level of most radars and communications systems).
The five products in the family achieve phase noise performance as low as -165dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset. They are used in local oscillator (LO) and high-sensitivity receiver circuits for military and instrumentation applications. The MMIC family includes three die and two QFN-packaged MMICs covering 6-22GHz and 30-40GHz. Only a single positive power supply of 3-5V is required for these self-biased amplifiers.
www.custommmic.com/low-phase-noise-amplifiers
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