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.
The Philips BGA2011 is a silicon monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) amplifier designed for low voltage applications. It features an NPN double polysilicon transistor with integrated temperature compensated biasing and a control pin for adjusting bias current. The device is suitable for use in the front end of Personal Front-end (PF) systems and as a low noise amplifier in CDMA, PHs, and Dect applications.
| Operating Frequency | 900 MHz |
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| Package Type | 6-pin SOT363 plastic SMD |
| DC Supply Voltage (Typical) | 3 V |
| DC Supply Current (Typical) | 15 mA |
| Noise Figure (Typical) | 1.7 dB |
| Insertion Power Gain (Typical) | 19 dB |
| Operating Junction Temperature | -65 to +150 °C |
It is designed for use in the front end of Personal Front-end (PF) systems and as a low noise amplifier in CDMA, PHs, and Dect applications.
Yes, it includes an integrated temperature compensated biasing system.
Yes, there is a control pin available for adjusting the bias current.