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BGA2716 is a wideband amplifier with internal matching circuit produced by PHILIPS. It has a wide frequency range (3.2 GHz at 3 dB bandwidth), flat 23 dB gain (±1 dB up to 2.7 GHz), 9 dBm output power at 1 dB compression point, good linearity for low current (IP3out = 22 dBm), low second harmonic (-38 dBc at PL = -5 dBm), and unconditional stability (K ≥ 1.2). Applications include LNB IF amplifiers, cable systems, ISM, and general purpose.

BGA2715 is a microwave integrated circuit from Philips, with an internal matching circuit and a 6-pin SOT363SMD plastic package. It has a 3.3GHz 3dB bandwidth and 22dB gain (+/-1dB up to 2.8GHz).

BGA2712 is a wideband amplifier manufactured by PHILIPS. It has a wide frequency range, high gain and low noise characteristics, and is suitable for applications such as LNB IF amplifiers, cable TV systems, ISM and general purposes.

BGA2711 is a MMIC wideband amplifier produced by Philips. It has an internal matching circuit, 50 Ohm input and output impedance, a very wide frequency range, a very flat gain and unconditional stability. It is used in cable systems, LNB IF amplifiers, general purpose and ISM.

BGA2709 is a microwave integrated circuit produced by Philips Semiconductors. It has an internal matching to 50 ohms, a very wide frequency range (3.6GHz, 3dB bandwidth), a flat 23dB gain (DC to 2.6GHz, 1dB flatness), 12.5dBm saturated output power (1GHz), etc. Its applications include cable systems, LNB IF amplifiers, general purposes, ISM, etc.

BGA2031/1 is a high-gain MMIC variable gain amplifier with excellent adjacent channel power rejection and low dissipation. It is suitable for general purpose variable gain amplification in low voltage and medium power applications, and can be used as a driver for power amplifiers in CDMA systems, providing high output power and good linearity.

BGA2031 is a MMIC variable gain amplifier produced by Philips Semiconductors. Its features are high gain, excellent adjacent channel power rejection, small SMD package, and low dissipation.

BGA2022 is a MMIC mixer produced by Philips Semiconductors. It features large frequency range, high isolation, high linearity and high conversion gain. The product is mainly used in wireless systems that require low supply current and high conversion gain and linearity, such as CDMA.

This document describes the features and characteristics of the BGA2012 1900 MHz high linear low noise amplifier.

BGA2011 is a 900MHz high linear low noise amplifier, features low current, low voltage, high linearity, high power gain, low noise, integrated temperature compensated biasing, control pin for adjustment bias current.

BGA2003 is a silicon MMIC amplifier from Philips Semiconductors. It features low current, high power gain, low noise figure, integrated temperature compensated biasing, control pin for adjustment bias current and supply and RF output pin combined. It is suitable for RF front end, wideband applications, low noise amplifiers, satellite television tuners and high frequency oscillators.

BGA2001 is a silicon MMIC amplifier produced by Philips. It features low current, low voltage, very high power gain, low noise figure, integrated temperature compensated biasing, combined supply and RF output pin. It is used in RF front end, wideband applications, radar detectors, low noise amplifiers, satellite television tuners (SATV), high frequency oscillators.

The document introduces the query method of BGA suppliers and the characteristics of suppliers

P89C60X2/61X2 is a 80C51 8-bit Flash microcontroller family with 64KB Flash and 512B/1024B RAM. The device is manufactured in an advanced CMOS process and features high performance and static design, supporting both 12-clock and 6-clock operation.

This data sheet provides the specifications of 3mm(T1)LEDs, including product model, color, emission color, package color, luminous intensity and other information.