Integrated Low Noise Amplifier O279SM4
The O279SM4 is a low noise amplifier operating at 2-6GHz. Built-in bias circuit provides 24dB gain, 12dBm P1dB output power, and 1.5dB in-band noise figure at 45mA.
The amplifier uses a 4x4mm surface-mount non-leaded ceramic package for hermetic encapsulation. The pin pad surface is gold-plated and suitable for reflow soldering.
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