This datasheet provides detailed information on the BGM1012 MMIC wideband amplifier, including its features, characteristics, applications, pin definitions and specifications.
The Philips BGM1012 is a silicon MMIC wideband amplifier offered in a 6‑pin SOT363 package. It is internally matched to 50 Ω, providing a very wide frequency range and flat gain across the band. The document lists electrical characteristics, typical performance curves, and recommended application circuitry.
Typical applications include LNB IF amplifiers, cable‑system IF stages, and general‑purpose broadband amplification. Design guidelines cover biasing, grounding, and component selection for optimal performance.
| Supply voltage | 3 V (typical) |
|---|---|
| Supply current | 14.6 mA (typical) |
| Insertion gain (1 GHz) | 20.1 dB |
| Noise figure (1 GHz) | 4.8 dB |
| Saturated output power (1 GHz) | 9.7 dBm |
| Bandwidth (3 dB) | 4 GHz |
| Gain flatness | 20 dB gain (DC‑2.9 GHz, 1 dB flatness) |
| Stability | Unconditionally stable |
The typical supply voltage is 3 V.
The typical supply current is 14.6 mA.
The insertion gain at 1 GHz is about 20.1 dB.
Yes, the device is described as unconditionally stable.