Power Amplifiers

H4O1G1

3.0-5.5 GHz, 5 W, 37 dB Gain, GaN MMIC Power Amplifier in a Low-cost Package

H4O1G1
KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Engineered for demanding RF systems.

SPEC 01
3.0 – 5.5
SPEC 02
5
SPEC 03
37 (±3.0 dB)
PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Built for integration.

Description

The H4O1G1 is a high-performance, multi-stage radio frequency power amplifier (PA) ideal for use as a driver or pre-driver stage in 5G base stations, S-Band or C-band radars and satcom systems, and as a final-stage PA in 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) devices. It provides >5 Watts of RF power over a 2.5 GHz bandwidth (>50% relative bandwidth). The amplifier offers exceptional linearity and comes with 50 Ω input and output impedances without the need for external matching elements. This GaN MMIC is housed in a 4 mm x 5 mm QFN package and facilitates a compact, low-cost PCB design by requiring only four pins for all external connections, including RF input and output signals, and multi-stage gate and drain supply voltages.

Features

  • 37 dB small signal gain, ±3 dB gain flatness
  • 37 dBm of output power
  • PAE > 40% across the 3.0-4.0 GHz band
  • Excellent EVM performance
  • Unconditional RF stability from DC to 40 GHz
  • 50 Ω matched at input and output RF terminals
  • Single VGG and VDD supply pins for all stages
  • Robustness to ESD

Applications

  • 5G Macro and Micro Base Stations
  • 5G FWA
  • Defence Applications (Radar, UAV)
  • Satellite Communications
TECHNICAL VIEW

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