10 W Power Amplifier
0.5 - 3 GHz
Rev. V4
MAAP-010168
2
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DC-0008191
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Parameter Test Conditions Units Min. Typ. Max.
Gain Small signal dB 19 24 —
Input Return Loss — dB — 10 —
Output Return Loss — dB — 10 —
P1dB — dBm — 39 —
PSAT — dBm 38 41 —
Current IDQ
PSAT A — 3.5
5.5 —
PAE PSAT % — 30 —
Gate Bias — V — -0.7 —
Duty Cycle — % — — 100
Electrical Specifications:
Freq. = 0.5 - 3.0 GHz, VDD = 10 V, IDQ = 3.5 A, TA = 25°C, Z0 = 50 Ω
Absolute Maximum Ratings4,5
Parameter Absolute Maximum
Input Power 24 dBm
Operating Supply Voltage +11 V
Operating Gate Voltage -2 V
Operating Temperature -40°C to +85°C
Channel Temperature6,7 +150°C
Storage Temperature -65°C to +150°C
4. Exceeding any one or combination of these limits may cause
permanent damage to this device.
5. MACOM does not recommend sustained operation near these
survivability limits.
6. Operating at nominal conditions with TJ ≤ +150°C will ensure
MTTF > 1 x 106 hours.
7. Junction Temperature (TJ) = TC + ӨJC * ((V * I) - (POUT - PIN))
Typical thermal resistance (ӨJC) = 2.0°C/W
a) For TC = 25°C @ 1.5 GHz
TJ = +80°C @ +10 V, 4 A, POUT = 41 dBm, PIN = 21 dBm
b) For TC = 85°C @ 1.5 GHz
TJ = +138°C @ +10 V, 3.9 A, POUT = 41 dBm, PIN = 21 dBm
Operating the MAAP-010168
The MAAP-010168 is static sensitive. Please handle
with care. To operate the device, follow these steps.
Ramp down or shutdown in reverse order
(gate bias on first and off last). All VGG pins should
have the same voltage applied at all times.
1. Apply VGG (-1.5 V).
2. Apply VDD (10.0 V Typical).
3. Set IDQ by adjusting VGG.
4. Apply RFIN.
Handling Procedures
Please observe the following precautions to avoid
damage:
Static Sensitivity
Gallium Arsenide Integrated Circuits are sensitive to
electrostatic discharge (ESD) and can be damaged
by static electricity. Proper ESD control techniques
should be used when handling these devices.