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.
This document is a product specification datasheet for the Philips BGA2003, a silicon MMIC amplifier designed for low voltage applications. It features a plastic 4-pin SOT343R package and includes an integrated temperature compensated biasing circuit with a control pin for adjusting bias current.
The datasheet provides quick reference data, pinning information, and detailed electrical characteristics including supply voltage, current, gain, noise figure, and stability. It also includes typical application circuits and graphs illustrating performance parameters such as gain versus frequency and bias current.
| Package | plastic, 4-pin SOT343R |
|---|---|
| Supply Current (Typical) | 11 mA |
| Maximum Stable Gain (900 MHz) | 16 dB |
| Noise Figure (Typical) | 1.8 dB |
| Total Power Dissipation | 135 mW |
| Operating Junction Temperature | -65 to +150 °C |
It is used in PF front ends, wideband applications like cellular and cordless telephones, low noise amplifiers, satellite television tuners, and high frequency oscillators.
The device includes a control pin that allows for the adjustment of the bias current.