IEGHF66-32510-30-V

Product Overview

Category: Electronic Component
Use: Signal Processing
Characteristics: High frequency, low noise
Package: Surface mount
Essence: Amplification and filtering of high-frequency signals
Packaging/Quantity: 100 pieces per reel

Specifications

• Frequency Range: 1MHz - 6GHz
• Gain: 20dB
• Noise Figure: 1.5dB
• Input/Output Impedance: 50 ohms
• Operating Voltage: 3.3V
• Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C

Detailed Pin Configuration

1. VCC
2. RF IN
3. GND
4. RF OUT
5. EN (Enable)

Functional Features

• Wide frequency range for versatile applications
• Low noise figure for improved signal quality
• Compact surface mount package for space-constrained designs
• Enable pin for power management

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages: - Wide frequency range - Low noise figure - Small form factor

Disadvantages: - Requires external biasing circuitry - Limited gain compared to some alternative models

Working Principles

The IEGHF66-32510-30-V is a high-frequency amplifier designed to amplify and filter signals within the 1MHz to 6GHz range. It operates on a 3.3V supply voltage and provides a gain of 20dB with a low noise figure of 1.5dB. The enable pin allows for power management, making it suitable for battery-powered devices.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The IEGHF66-32510-30-V is ideal for use in wireless communication systems, radar systems, test equipment, and other high-frequency signal processing applications. Its wide frequency range and low noise figure make it suitable for demanding RF systems where signal integrity is critical.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

1. IEGHF66-32510-25-V: Similar specifications with lower gain
2. IEGHF66-32510-40-V: Higher gain with slightly higher noise figure
3. IEGHF66-32510-30-H: Alternate package with through-hole mounting option

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