Analog Devices Inc

HMC1040 GaAs pHEMT MMIC Low Noise Amplifier

Analog Devices’ amps for high capacity microwave radios and VSAT applications

Image of Analog Devices' HMC1040 GaAs pHEMT MMIC Low Noise AmplifierADI’s HMC1040LP3CE is a self-biased GaAs MMIC low noise amplifier. The amplifier operates between 24 GHz and 43.5 GHz, delivering 23 dB of small signal gain, 2.2 dB noise figure, and output IP3 of +22 dBm, while requiring only 70 mA from a +2.5 V supply. The P1dB output power of +12 dBm enables the LNA to function as a LO driver for many of Hittite’s balanced, I/Q, and image reject mixers. The HMC1040LP 3CE features I/Os that are DC blocked and internally matched to 50 Ohms. The devices come in a leadless 3 mm x 3 mm plastic surface mount package. The HMC1040 was designed for high capacity microwave radios and VSAT applications.

Features  
  • Low noise figure: 2.2 dB
  • High gain: 23 dB
  • P1dB output power: +12 dBm
  • Single supply voltage: +2.5 V @ 70 mA
  • Output IP3: +22 dBm 
  • 50 Ohm matched input/output
  • 16-lead 3 x 3 mm SMT package: 16 mm²
Applications    
  • SatCom transponders and VSAT
  • Point-to-point radios
  • Test instrumentation
  • Industrial sensors
  • EW and ECM subsystems
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Evaluation Board

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
EVAL BRD HMC1040LP3CEVAL01-HMC1040LP3CEVAL BRD HMC1040LP3C12 - Immediate$3,269.92View Details
Published: 2018-07-26

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