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Heterojunction bipolar transistor driver for wireless communications introduced by M/A-COM Tech

LOWELL, Mass., 5 Jan. 2011. M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc. in Lowell, Mass., is introducing the MAAM-009560 heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) driver amplifier for cellular, WiMAX, and other wireless communications infrastructure applications. This driver amplifier covers a frequency range of 250 to 4000 MHz with linearity of 42 dBm OIP3 over a greater than 20 dB input power range.

The device also features a typical gain of 15 dB. The lead-free SOT-89 surface-mount plastic package is RoHS compliant and compatible with solder reflow temperatures up to 260 degrees Celsius. The electro-static discharge susceptibility achieves a class 2 ESD rating.

For more information contact M/A-COM Tech online at www.macomtech.com.

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