MACOM A75-3/SMA75-3 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

A75-3/SMA75-3 is a 10 to 500 MHz cascadable amplifier. It features 20.5 dB gain, 1.7 dB noise figure, and 14 mA DC current consumption.


MACOM A75-3/SMA75-3 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet - cover page
Brand
MACOM
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
103 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Models
A75, SMA75
MD5 checksum
D10143474854CC206BBD3102B25EDEA6

About this manual

This document provides technical specifications for the MACOM A75-3 and SMA75-3 cascadable amplifiers, which operate in the 10 to 500 MHz frequency range. Key performance metrics include a typical small signal gain of 20.5 dB and a typical noise figure of 1.7 dB.

What's inside

  • Specifications
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Thermal Data
  • Outline Drawings
  • Package Types

Specifications

Frequency Range10 to 500 MHz
Small Signal Gain (Typical)20.5 dB
Noise Figure (Typical)1.7 dB
Small Signal Gain (Min.)19.5 dB
Reverse Isolation25 dB
Noise Figure (Max.)2.3 dB
IP3+16 dBm
IP2+15 dBm
Second Order Harmonic IP+21 dBm
VSWR Input / Output (Max.)1.8:1 / 1.8:1
DC Current @ 15 Volts (Max.)18 mA
Storage Temperature-62° to +125°C
Max. Case Temperature125°C
Max. DC Voltage+21 Volts
Max. Continuous RF Input Power+13 dBm
Max. Short Term RF Input Power50 mW
Max. Peak Power0.5 W
Thermal Resistance170°C/W
Junction Temperature Rise Above Case17°C

Frequently asked questions

What is the frequency range of the A75-3/SMA75-3 amplifier?

The amplifier operates in the 10 to 500 MHz frequency range.

What is the typical small signal gain?

The typical small signal gain is 20.5 dB.

What is the maximum noise figure?

The maximum noise figure is 2.3 dB.

What are the available package types?

The device is available in TO-8 Surface Mount and SMA Connectorized packages.

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