Amplifier linearization promotes efficiency in multi-carrier WCDMA basestation
Amplifier linearization promotes efficiency in multi-carrier WCDMA basestation
Vendor:
RFIC Solutions, Inc.
Category:
Amplifier
Driver Amplifier operating from 10 - 24 GHz and can be used in wide band application or to drive the high-power amplifier
RFDA02C Driver Amplifier operates from 10 - 24 GHz and can be used in wide band application or to drive the high-power amplifier.
Overview
RFDA02C Driver Amplifier operates from 10 - 24 GHz and can be used in wide band application or to drive the high-power amplifier. The amplifier provides 18 dB small signal gain and 22 dBm of Output P1dB. The input and output are matched to 50 ohms with on-chip DC blocking capacitors. The device is specifically designed to use in point-to-point radios for cellular backhaul Application & SATCOM. The technology used to design DA is 0.1um GaAs pHEMT process. Results are shown in datasheet with all parasitics & coupling effects at desired frequency.
Key features
- RF Frequency: 10-24 GHz
- Gain of 18 dB
- Output P1dB of 22 dBm
- OIP3 is 28 dBm
- Output Saturated Power: 24 dBm
- Noise Figure @ 10 GHz : 3.3 dB
- Noise Figure @ 12 GHz : 3.3 dB
- Noise Figure @ 15 GHz : 3.4 dB
- Noise Figure @ 18 GHz : 3.6 dB
- Noise Figure @ 24 GHz : 4.1 dB
- Bias: VDD1, VDD2= 0.4 V, VGG1,VGG2= - 0.5 V,
- ID= 128.6 mA
- Die size: 1.15 mm x 1.54 mm
- This IP is similar in performance with Qorvo's CMD317
Block Diagram
RFDA02C block diagram
Benefits
- Wideband gain
- 50? Matched RF Input and Output
- Wideband stability
- Low cost
- Low current
- Porting: IP can be ported to 65nm Si / CMOS node
Applications
- Satellite Communication
- Point to point radios
- Backhaul Application
- IoT
- RADAR
What’s Included?
- Schematic and Netlist
- Abstract Model (.lib file)
- Layout View(Optional)
- Behavioral model (Circuit & EM simulation)
- Extracted View(Optional)
- GDSII
- DRC, LVS, Antenna report
- Test bench with saved configuration(Optional)
- Documentation
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
RFDA02C
Vendor
RFIC Solutions, Inc.
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
HQ:
United States
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Frequently asked questions about Amplifier IP cores
What is Driver Amplifier operating from 10 - 24 GHz and can be used in wide band application or to drive the high-power amplifier?
Driver Amplifier operating from 10 - 24 GHz and can be used in wide band application or to drive the high-power amplifier is a Amplifier IP core from RFIC Solutions, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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