Features
- High Linear Power and Efficiency
- Supports High Video Bandwidth Requirements
- Optimized Platform Offerings
CMPA1E1F060
13.75 - 15.5 GHz, 60W GaN MMIC HPA
Wolfspeed’s CMPA1E1F060 MMIC HPA family supports up to 60 W utilizing Wolfspeed’s high performance, 0.15um GaN on SiC production process. The product family operates from 13.4 – 15.5 GHz and targets lower Ku-band radar applications, as well as, satellite uplinks and common datalink applications. Under saturation, the CMPA1E1F060 family achieves 60 W of typical output power with 26 dB of large signal gain and offered in multiple platforms. Targeting an IM3 level of -25 dBc or better, this HPA delivers 25 W of output power with 31 dB of gain while maintaining high efficiency.
The CMPA1E1F060 family provides superior RF performance and thermal management and is offered in bare die and flange package solutions allowing the user to optimize their SWaP-C analysis in meeting next generation requirements.
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CMPA1E1F060
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CMPA1E1F060
Product SKU | Buy Online | Request Sample | Data Sheet | Recommended For New Design? | Technology | Frequency Min | Frequency Max | Peak Output Power | Gain | Operating Voltage | Form | Package Type |
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CMPA1E1F060F New | Yes | GaN on SiC | 13.4 GHz | 15.5 GHz | 60 W | 26 dB | 28 V | Packaged MMIC | Flange | |||
CMPA1E1F060D New | Yes | GaN on SiC | 13.75 GHz | 15.5 GHz | 60 W | 26 dB | 28 V | MMIC Bare Die | Die |
Benefits
- High SWaP-C Analysis
- Superior Thermal Management
Applications
- Satellite Uplink
- Common Data Links
- Military and Commercial Radar
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