MACOM SMA75 Manuals

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Brand
MACOM
Model
SMA75
Category
amplifier
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-08-09

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MACOM A75/SMA75 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

MACOM A75/SMA75 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

Datasheet 2 pages · 106 KB · EN

This document provides technical specifications for the MACOM A75/SMA75 cascadable amplifier, which operates in the 5 to 500 MHz frequency range. Key performance characteristics include a typical gain of 21.0 dB and a typical noise figure of 2.1 dB at 25°C. The device is available in TO-8, surface mount, and SMA connectorized packages.

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MACOM SMA75 specifications

Frequency Range5 to 500 MHz
Typical Gain21.0 dB
Typical Noise Figure2.1 dB
Typical Power Output+9 dBm
Power Supply Range+5 to +20 Volts
Operating Temperature0° to 50°C
Storage Temperature-62° to +125°C
Max. DC Voltage+21 Volts

Source: MACOM A75/SMA75 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

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Datasheet 2

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the typical small signal gain of the A75/SMA75 amplifier?

The typical small signal gain is 21.0 dB.

From: MACOM A75/SMA75 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

What is the maximum guaranteed noise figure for the amplifier?

The maximum noise figure is 3.0 dB.

From: MACOM A75/SMA75 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

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

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

From: MACOM A75-3/SMA75-3 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet

What is the typical small signal gain?

The typical small signal gain is 20.5 dB.

From: MACOM A75-3/SMA75-3 Cascadable Amplifier Datasheet