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20 November 2018

Custom MMIC launches 16-24GHz driver amplifier with high gain and high linearity

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Monolithic microwave integrated circuit developer Custom MMIC of Westford, MA, USA has launched the CMD291 wideband driver amplifier MMIC.

The CMD291 is a wideband gallium arsenide (GaAs) MMIC driver amplifier die that operates between 16GHz and 24GHz. It delivers 22.5dB of gain with a corresponding output 1dB compression point (P1dB) of +26dBm and output IP3 (third-order intercept point) of 32.5dBm at 20GHz.

Suitable for applications requiring high dynamic range, the broadband device is a pad-compatible replacement for the HMC498, with superior gain flatness and thermal conductivity.

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