TGA2627-SM
6 - 12 GHz GaN Driver Amplifier, Packaged
End of Life announced Nov 3, 2017 (PCN 17-0186).
Last Time Buy May 7, 2018.
Please use TGA2598-SM for new designs.
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Key Features
- Frequency range: 6 - 12 GHz
- Push-Pull configuration
- Low harmonic content; < -40 dBc at Psat
- Small signal gain: > 27 dB
- Power: > 32 dBm
- PAE: > 15 %
- IM3: < -20 dBc
- Input return loss > 15 dB
- Output return loss > 10 dB
- Bias: VD = 25 V, IDQ = 200 mA
- Package dimensions: 5.0 x 5.0 x 1.42 mm
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Qorvo's TGA2627-SM is a push-pull driver amplifier fabricated on Qorvo's TQGaN25 0.25um GaN on SiC production process. The TGA2627-SM operates from 6 to 12 GHz and provides 32 dBm of output power with 18 dB of large signal gain and greater than 20 % power added efficiency. The push-pull topology yields > 40dB of harmonic suppression at Psat.
Using GaN MMIC technology and air-cavity ceramic QFN packaging, the TGA2627-SM provides a low cost driver solution that provides the added benefit of operating on the same voltage rail as the corresponding GaN HPA. It can also serve as the output power amplifier on lower power architectures.
The TGA2627-SM is offered in a 5x5 mm air-cavity QFN with an aluminum nitride base and LCP lid. It is well matched to 50 ohms and includes integrated DC blocking caps on both RF ports allowing for simple system integration.
Lead-Free & RoHS compliant.
Typical Applications
- Commercial Radar
- Communication Systems
- Electronic Warfare
- Military Radar
- Multi-Band VSAT
- Point-to-Point Radio
Product Categories
Application Categories
| Frequency Min(MHz) | 6,000 |
| Frequency Max(MHz) | 12,000 |
| Gain(dB) | > 27 |
| OP1dB(dBm) | > 32 |
| Voltage(V) | 25 |
| Current(mA) | 200 |
| Package Type | QFN |
| Package(mm) | 5.0 x 5.0 x 1.42 |
| RoHS | Yes |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Halogen Free | Yes |
| ITAR Restricted | No |
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