QPA9426

    2500 - 2700 MHz, 0.5 Watt High Linearity Small Cell Power Amplifier

    Key Features

    • 2.5 - 2.7 GHz Frequency Range
    • Fully integrated, 3-stage PA
    • -47dBc ACLR at Pavg=+27dBm
    • 14% PAE at Pavg=+27dBm
    • 34dB Gain
    • 420mA Icq
    • Internally matched to 50 Ohms
    • On-chip bias control and temperature compensation circuitry
    • Class 2 HBM ESD Rating

    Qorvo's QPA9426 is a high-linearity three-stage power amplifier in a low-cost surface-mount package with on-chip bias control and temperature compensation circuits. The amplifier provides 34 dB gain over the 2.5 - 2.7 GHz frequency range and can be utilized without the need of linearization circuitry such as DPD. It is able to achieve −47 dBc ACLR at +27 dBm output power using 20 MHz LTE signal (9.5 dB PAR). The QPA9426 integrates three high performance amplifier stages onto a module to allow for a compact system design and requires very few external components for operation. The product is bias adjustable allowing the amplifier’s power consumption to be optimized and is available in a 7 x 7 mm surface mount package.

    The QPA9426 is targeted for small cell or enterprise Femtocell basestation applications, distributed antenna systems (DAS), repeaters, and/or booster amplifiers.

    Typical Applications

      • Smallcell/Picocell
      • Enterprise Femtocell
      • Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
      • Data Cards and Terminals
      • Distributed Antenna Systems
      • Booster Amplifiers, Repeaters
    Frequency Min(GHz) 2.5
    Frequency Max(GHz) 2.7
    Pout(W) 27
    Gain(dB) 34
    OP1dB(dBm) 35.5
    PAE(%) 14
    Voltage(V) 4.5
    Current(mA) 420
    Package Type SMT
    Package(mm) 7.0 x 7.0
    RoHS Yes
    Lead Free No
    Halogen Free Yes
    ITAR Restricted No

    This product appears in the following application block diagrams:

    • Applications > Network Infrastructure > Wireless Infrastructure > Small Cells FDD

      Small Cells FDD

    • Applications > Network Infrastructure > Wireless Infrastructure > Small Cells TDD

      Small Cells TDD