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FP5538: DescriptionRF AMPLIFIER MODEL; CategoryWireless rf/communication Radio frequency and microwave; File Size38KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerAPI Technologies; Websitehttp://www.apitech.com/about-api

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RF AMPLIFIER MODEL

FP5538 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	API Technologies
package instruction	FP4, FLATPACK-4
Reach Compliance Code	compli
Other features	LOW NOISE, I/P POWER-MAX (PEAK)=27DBM
structure	COMPONENT
Gain	14 dB
Maximum input power (CW)	13 dBm
Maximum operating frequency	150 MHz
Minimum operating frequency	5 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	85 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-55 °C
RF/Microwave Device Types	WIDE BAND MEDIUM POWER
Maximum voltage standing wave ratio	2

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RF AMPLIFIER

MODEL

TM5538

Features

High Output Power: +25 dBm Typical

Low Noise Figure: 2.7 dB Typical

Operating Temp. - 55 ºC to +85 ºC

Environmental Screening Available

Available as:

TM5538, 4 Pin TO-8 (T4)

TN5538, 4 Pin Surface Mount (SM3)

FP5538, 4 Pin Flatpack (FP4)

BX5538, Connectorized Housing (H1)

Typical Intermodulation Performance at 25 º C

Second Order Harmonic Intercept Point ....... +50 dBm (Typ.)

Second Order Two Tone Intercept Point ........ +44 dBm (Typ.)

Third Order Two Tone Intercept Point ............ +36 dBm (Typ.)

Specifications

CHARACTERISTIC

Frequency

Gain (dB)

Power @ 1 dB

Comp. (dBm)

Reverse

Isolation (dB)

VSWR

Out

TYPICAL

Ta= 25 ºC

5 - 150 MHz

15.0

+25.0

-20

<1.50:1

<1.25:1

2.7

+15

MIN/MAX

Ta = -55 ºC to +85 ºC

5 - 150 MHz

14.0 Min.

+23.0 Min.

-19 Max.

2.0:1 Max.

3.5 Max.

+15

100 Max.

Maximum Ratings

Ambient Operating Temperature .............. -55ºC to + 100 ºC

Storage Temperature ............................... -62ºC to + 125 ºC

Case Temperature ................................................. + 125 ºC

DC Voltage ......................................................... + 18 Volts

Continuous RF Input Power ................................. + 13 dBm

Short Term RF Input Power ...... 50 Milliwatts (1 Minute Max.)

Maximum Peak Power .................... 0.5 Watt (3

µsec

Max.)

Noise Figure (dB)

Power

Vdc

Note: Care should always be taken to effectively ground the case of each unit.

Typical Performance Data

Start 5 MHz

Stop 150 MHz

Gain (dB)

- 10

- 20

- 30

- 40

Reverse Isolation (dB)

Start 5 MHz

Stop 150 MHz

Start 5 MHz

Noise Figure (dB)

Stop 150 MHz

+27

+26

+25

+24

+23

1 dB Comp. (dBm)

2.0

1.5

1.0

Input VSWR

2.0

1.5

1.0

Output VSWR

Start 5 MHz

Stop 150 MHz

Start 5 MHz

Stop 150 MHz

Start 5 MHz

Stop 150 MHz

Legend

+ 25 ºC

+ 85 ºC - - - - - - -55 ºC

Spectrum Microwave · 2144 Franklin Drive N.E. · Palm Bay, Florida 32905 · PH (888) 553-7531 · Fax (888) 553-7532

10/24/06

www.spectrummicrowave.com

Spectrum Microwave (Europe) · 2707 Black Lake Place · Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 · PH (215) 464-4000 · Fax (215) 464-4001

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	FP5538	BX5538	TM5538	TN5538
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