Analog Devices Inc

HMC8205 Gallium Nitride (GaN) Power Amplifier

Analog Devices’ 0.3 GHz to 6 GHz frequency amps for broadband applications

Image of ADI's HMC8205 Gallium Nitride GaN Power Amplifier ADI's HMC8205 is GaN power amplifier that operates in a 300 MHz to 6 GHz frequency. This robust amp delivers 45.5 dBm (35 W) with 38% power added efficiency. The HMC8205 requires a 50 V input at 1300 mAs of current for operations. The EV1HMC8205BF10 is the evaluation board for this amplifier. The HMC8205 is ideal for commercial and military communication systems such as radar and jamming equipment.

Features
  • Frequency: 300 MHz to 6 GHz
  • Gain: 28 dB
  • Voltage supply: 50 V
  • Current supply: 1.3 A
  • Test frequency: 3 GHz
  • Temperature operating range: -40°C to +85°C
  • Package/case: 11-CLCC
Applications
  • Test and measurement
  • Radar, commercial, and military
  • Jammers
  • Communications

HMC8205 Eval Board

BilledeManufacturer Part NumberBeskrivelseTilgængeligt antal PrisVis detaljer
EVAL BOARD ASSEMBLYEV1HMC8205BF10EVAL BOARD ASSEMBLY11 - Immediate$23,209.28Vis detaljer

HMC8205 RF Amplifier

BilledeManufacturer Part NumberBeskrivelseGainRF-typeTestfrekvensTilgængeligt antal PrisVis detaljer
IC RF AMP 300MHZ-6GHZ 10CLCCHMC8205BF10IC RF AMP 300MHZ-6GHZ 10CLCC28dB-3GHz174 - Immediate$4,915.12Vis detaljer
Published: 2017-09-26

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