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CMPA801B030

Wolfspeed CMPA801B030 RF plastic surface mount, flange and blurred die package
30 W; 8.0 - 11.0 GHz; GaN MMIC; Power Amplifier
Wolfspeed’s CMPA801B030 family of X-band MMIC amplifiers operate over the 7.9 – 11 GHz frequency range supporting satellite communications along with both civil and defense-related radar applications. Generating 40W of typical output power; with >20dB of large-signal gain and 40% power-added efficiency; this product family offers high performance across various platforms providing the user flexibility to integrate the right product into their system architecture.

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CMPA801B030

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Peak Output Power
Gain
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Operating Voltage
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CMPA801B030S
Yes
GaN on SiC
7.9 GHz
11 GHz
40 W
27 dB
40%
28 V
Packaged MMIC
Plastic
CMPA801B030D1
Yes
GaN on SiC
8 GHz
11 GHz
40 W
28 dB
42%
28 V
MMIC Bare Die
Die
CMPA801B030F1
Yes
GaN on SiC
8 GHz
12 GHz
35 W
19 dB
36%
28 V
Packaged MMIC
Flange
Features
  • 40 W Typical PSAT
  • Operation up to 28 V
  • High Breakdown Voltage
  • High Temperature Operation
Applications
  • Point to Point Radio
  • Communications
  • Test Instrumentation
  • EMC Amplifiers
  • Radar

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by Raymond S. Pengelly – Simon M. Wood – James W. Milligan – Scott T. Sheppard – and William L. Pribble
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