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Low-noise amplifier is radiation-tolerant

Teledyne’s TDLNA0430SEP low-noise amplifier targets space and military communication receivers and radar systems operating in the UHF to S-Band. The radiation-tolerant device offers a low noise figure, minimal power consumption, and small package footprint.

According to the manufacturer, the MMIC amplifier delivers a gain of 21.5 dB from 0.3 GHz to 3 GHz, while maintaining a noise figure of less than 0.35 dB and an output power (P1dB) of 18.5 dBm. The amplifier should be biased at +5.0 VDD and 60 mA IDDQ.

The TDLNA0430SEP low-noise amplifier is built on a 90-nm enhancement-mode pHEMT process. It comes in an 8-pin, 2×2×0.75-mm plastic DFN package and is qualified per Teledyne’s space enhanced plastic flow.

The amp is available now for immediate shipment from the company’s DoD Trusted Facility. An evaluation kit is also available.

TDLNA0430SEP product page

Teledyne e2v HiRel Electronics 

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