SPF5043Z

    50 - 4000 MHz GaAs pHEMT Low Noise MMIC Amplifier

    Key Features

    • Ultra-Low Noise Figure: 0.8dB at 900MHz
    • Gain: 18.2dB at 900MHz
    • High Linearity: OIP3 = 35dBm at 1900MHz
    • P1dB: +22.7dBm at 1900MHz
    • Single-Supply Operation: 5V at IDQ = 46mA
    • Flexible Biasing Options: 3V to 5V, Adjustable Current
    • Broadband Internal Matching

    Qorvo's SPF5043Z is a high performance pHEMT MMIC LNA designed for operation from 50MHz to 4000MHz. The on-chip active bias network provides stable current over temperature and process threshold voltage variations. The SPF5043Z offers ultra-low noise figure and high linearity performance in a gain block configuration. Its single-supply operation and integrated matching networks make implementation remarkably simple. The high maximum input power specification makes it ideal for high dynamic range receivers.

    Frequency Min(GHz) 0.05
    Frequency Max(GHz) 4
    Gain(dB) 12.9
    NF(dB) 0.8
    OP1dB(dBm) 22.7
    OIP3(dBm) 35
    Voltage(V) 5
    Current(mA) 46
    Package Type SOT-343
    Package(mm) 2.1 x 2.0 x 0.95
    ECCN 5A991.G

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