TQP3M9036
50 - 2000 MHz Ultra Low Noise, High Linearity Low Noise Amplifier
Qorvo's TQP3M9036 is a high linearity, ultra low noise gain block amplifier in a small 2x2 mm surface-mount package. At 0.9 GHz, the amplifier typically provides 19.8 dB gain, +36 dBm OIP3, and 0.45 dB noise figure while drawing 65 mA current from a 5V supply. This amplifier does not require a negative supply for operation and can be biased from a single positive supply ranging from 3.3 to 5 volts. The device is housed in a green/RoHS-compliant industry-standard 2x2 mm package. The TQP3M9036 is internally matched using a high performance E-pHEMT process and integrates a shut-down biasing capability to allow for operation for TDD applications. The TQP3M9036 covers the 0.05-2.0 GHz frequency band and is targeted for wireless infrastructure. It is pin compatible with the low-band, 1.5-2.7 GHz TQP3M9037.
Key Features
- 0.05 - 2.0 GHz Operational Bandwidth
- Ultra low noise figure, 0.45 dB NF @ 0.9 GHz
- High gain, 19.8 dB Gain @ 0.9 GHz
- High linearity, +36 dBm Output IP3
- High input power ruggedness, 22 dBm CW
- Unconditionally stable
- Integrated on-chip matching, 50 ohm in/out
- Integrated active bias
- Integrated shutdown control pin
- +3V to +5V supply; does not require -Vgg
- Pin compatible with high-band TQP3M9037
- Small 2 x 2 mm package
Typical Applications
- 3G / 4G Wireless Infrastructure
- FDD / TDD
- General Purpose Wireless
- Repeaters
- WCDMA / LTE
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