H4W1G1

2–6 GHz, 7 W, 26 dB Gain, GaN MMIC PA in QFN Package

Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency (GHz)
2 – 6 GHz
Insertion loss (dB)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Switching time (ns)
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency
2 – 6 GHz
# of elements
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Output Power (dBm)
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency
2 – 6 GHz
Realized Gain (dBi)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Polarization profile
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Input Frequency (GHz)
2 – 6 GHz
LO Frequency (GHz)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Output Frequency (GHz)
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency (GHz)
2 – 6 GHz
Power Level (W)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Gain (dB)
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency (GHz)
2 – 6 GHz
Power Level (W)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency
2 – 6 GHz
Gain (dB)
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Secondary features
26 dB (typ.)
Type
Power Amplifiers
Frequency (GHz)
2 – 6 GHz
# of elements
7.2 W (38.6 dBm)
Output Power (dBm)
26 dB (typ.)
*Specifications may change without notice
Description

The H4W1G1 is a multi-stage GaN MMIC power amplifier delivering 7.2 W of RF output power across 2–6 GHz with 26 dB small signal gain and 36% peak PAE. It integrates 50 Ω matched I/O, single-supply bias, and ESD protection in a compact 4 × 5 mm QFN package. No external matching is required.

Features
  • 26 dB Small Signal Gain with ±1 dB flatness
  • 38.6 dBm output power
  • 36% peak PAE
  • Unconditional RF stability from DC to 20 GHz
  • 50 Ω matched at input and output — no external matching required
  • Single VGG and VDD supply pins for all transistor stages
  • ESD protection
Applications
  • Defence Applications (Radar, UAV)
  • Satellite Communications
  • Electronic Warfare
  • Industrial and Scientific Systems
  • Deep Space Applications

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