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  <title>[elecena] Gain Ranging SiP Module, 18GHz to 55GHz - zmiany ceny</title>
  <description>The ADRF5591 is a gain ranging SiP module that provides a wide
band operation from 18GHz to 55GHz. The device features four
selectable modes as amplifier mode, attenuation mode, internal
bypass mode and an external mode, through two back-to-back
configured wideband SP4T reflective switches. With the integration
of active bias circuitry for amplifier and power supply decoupling
capacitors, no sequencing or external power supply decoupling is
required.

The ADRF5591 provides a typical gain of 19dB in the amplifier
mode, 4.5dB insertion loss in the bypass mode and 24.5dB attenuation
in the attenuation mode at 50GHz. The device requires
+3.3V and −3.3V supplies for switches, the amplifier and +1.8V
for the internal digital circuitry. The ADRF5591 draws a current
of 165mA on the positive supply of +3.3V and 5mA on negative
supply of −3.3V. The device employs complementary metal-oxide
semiconductor (CMOS)-/low voltage transistor to transistor logic
(LVTTL)-compatible controls.

The ADRF5591 RF ports are designed to match a characteristic
impedance of 50Ω and operate between −40°C to +85°C. The
ADRF5591 is offered in 13mm × 7.5mm, 72-terminal, land grid
array (LGA) package.

APPLICATIONS

* Test and instrumentation

* Cellular infrastructure: 5G mmWave

* Military radios, radars, electronic counter measures (ECMs)

* Microwave radios and very small aperture terminals (VSATs)

* Gain ranging with amplifier, bypass, or attenuation modes

* Usable frequency range: 18GHz to 55GHz

* Integrated active bias and power supply decoupling

* Four pin-selectable operating modes

* Internal amplifier mode

* Internal bypass mode

* Internal attenuator mode

* External mode

* Amplifier mode

* Gain: 19dB typical at 50GHz

* Input P1dB : −6dBm typical at 50GHz

* Input IP3: 5dBm typical at 50GHz

* Noise figure: 7dB typical at 50GHz</description>
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