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June 25, 2012 // Paul Buckley
RF Micro Devices, Inc. has introduced three new power amplifiers for high-frequency point-to-point radio applications.
RFMD’s RFPA1002, RFPA1003, and RFPA1702 deliver >1 W RF output power in the 10 GHz to 20 GHz frequency bands and expand the company’s portfolio of radio chipsets targeting cellular backhaul and other markets.
By delivering exceptional power output, linearity and gain, RFMD’s RFPA1002, RFPA1003, and RFPA1702 help to satisfy the increasing capacity and performance requirements of next-generation point-to-point radio systems. Each of the high-frequency gallium arsenide (GaAs) PAs is packaged in a 6x6 mm QFN, combining low-cost packaging with industry-leading electrical performance.
In addition to the point-to-point radio market, the RFPA1002, RFPA1003, and RFPA1702 are ideally suited for satellite communications, military radar, and electronic warfare applications. RFMD’s expanding portfolio of microwave radio chipsets also includes upconverters, downconverters, VCOs, and gain blocks.
Availability
Samples and production quantities are available now through RFMD’s online store or through local RFMD sales channels.
Visit RF Micro Devices at www.rfmd.com
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