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RF Hardware Design Files

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Wolfspeed offers time-saving Hardware Reference Designs for some of the most in-demand Gallium Nitride on Silicon Carbide devices in RF systems. The custom Reference Design files below include the Assembly Drawing; BOM; Schematic; and PCB Notes. These files will help allow designers to create rugged and reliable systems with best-in-class power density; performance and efficiency. Wolfspeed’s Application Engineering team also has a library of additional software reference designs that are implementations of our proprietary LS model; for specific applications; where the design is not built into hardware. These are great “starter designs” to give RF Power Amplifier designers a quick; accurate first look at a device’s potential for that application. Click here to request access to the RF portal and the free library of design tools.

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RF Hardware Design Files

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Frequency Min
Frequency Max
Peak Output Power
Gain
Efficiency
Operating Voltage
CMPA0527005F-AMP1-REF
GaN on SiC
0.5 GHz
2.7 GHz
8 W
15 dB
50%
50 V
CG2H30070F-AMP2-REF
GaN on SiC
0.5 GHz
3 GHz
48%
28 V
CG2H40035F-AMP1-REF
GaN on SiC
0.5 GHz
3 GHz
30 W
11 dB
50%
28 V
CGHV27060MP-AMP3-REF
GaN on SiC
0.8 GHz
2.7 GHz
60 W
12 dB
55%
50 V
CGHV27060MP-AMP4-REF
GaN on SiC
DC
1 GHz
60 W
13.5 dB
60%
50 V
CMPA0530002S-AMP1-REF
GaN on SiC
0.5 GHz
3 GHz
45%
28 V
CMPA2060035F-AMP2-REF
GaN on SiC
2 GHz
6 GHz
50 W
18 dB
37%
32 V
CG2H40010F-AMP1-REF
GaN on SiC
0.5 GHz
55%
28 V

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