TGF2022-24
DC - 20 GHz Ku Band 2.4 mm Discrete Power pHEMT Die
End of Life announced May 5, 2017 (PCN 17-0070).
Last Time Buy Nov 18, 2017.
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Key Features
- Frequency range: DC to 20 GHz
- > 34 dBm nominal Psat
- 58% maximum PAE
- 42 dBm nominal OIP3
- 13 dB nominal power gain
- Suitable for high reliability applications
- 2.4 mm x 0.35 um Power pHEMT
- Nominal bias Vd = 8 to 12 V, Idq = 180 to 300 mA (under RF drive, Id rises from 180 mA to 600 mA)
- Chip dimensions: 0.57 x 1.30 x 0.10 mm (0.022 x 0.051 x 0.004 in)
Qorvo's TGF2022-24 is a discrete 2.4 mm pHEMT which operates from DC to 20 GHz. The part is designed using Qorvo's proven standard 0.35um power pHEMT production process.
The TGF2022-24 typically provides greater than 34 dBm of saturated output power with power gain of 13 dB. The maximum power added efficiency is 58% which makes the TGF2022-24 appropriate for high efficiency applications. The TGF2022-24 is also ideally suited for point-to-point radio, high-reliability space and military applications.
The part is lead-free and RoHS compliant and has a protective surface passivation layer providing environmental robustness.
Typical Applications
- Base Stations
- Broadband Wireless
- High Reliability Space
- Military
- Point-to-Point Radio
Product Categories
Application Categories
- Applications> Customer Premises Equipment
- Applications> Defense & Aerospace> Communications
- Applications> Defense & Aerospace> Electronic Warfare
- Applications> Defense & Aerospace> Radar
- Applications> Defense & Aerospace> Space
- Applications> Network Infrastructure> Point-to-Point Radio
- Applications> Network Infrastructure> Satellite Communications
| Frequency Min(MHz) | DC |
| Frequency Max(MHz) | 20,000 |
| Gain(dB) | 13 |
| Psat(dBm) | > 34 |
| PAE(%) | 58 |
| Vd(V) | 8 to 12 |
| Idq(mA) | 180 to 300 |
| Package Type | Die |
| RoHS | Yes |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Halogen Free | Yes |
| ITAR Restricted | No |
| ECCN | EAR99 |
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