Description

The MW6IC2420NBR1 is a wideband integrated circuit designed for base station applications in the RF Amplifiers category. It utilizes Freescale's latest High Voltage LDMOS IC technology, operating at 26 to 32 Volts. With its multi-stage structure and on-chip design, this amplifier can be used from 1805 to 1990 MHz, covering all modulation formats for cellular applications such as GSM, GSM EDGE, PHS, TDMA, CDMA, W-CDMA, and TD-SCDMA.

Specifications and features

- Wideband integrated circuit for base station applications

- Utilizes Freescale's High Voltage LDMOS IC technology

- Operating voltage: 26 to 32 Volts

- Wideband on-chip design usable from 1805 to 1990 MHz

- Supports various modulation formats for cellular applications

- Integrated on-chip matching with 50 Ohm input, DC blocked, and >5 Ohm output impedance

- Integrated quiescent current temperature compensation with enable/disable function

- Integrated ESD protection

- Designed for lower memory effects and wide instantaneous bandwidth applications

- 225°C capable plastic package

- RoHS compliant

- In Tape and Reel packaging. R1 Suffix = 500 Units per 44 mm, 13 inch Reel

Application Scenarios

The MW6IC2420NBR1 is designed specifically for base station applications in the RF Amplifiers category. It can be used in various cellular applications such as GSM, GSM EDGE, PHS, TDMA, CDMA, W-CDMA, and TD-SCDMA. Its wideband on-chip design and excellent linearity performance make it suitable for a wide range of modulation formats.

Comparison

- Wideband on-chip design for versatile usage

- Supports various modulation formats

- Integrated on-chip matching for easy installation

- Integrated quiescent current temperature compensation for stable performance

- Integrated ESD protection for added reliability

- Designed for lower memory effects and wide instantaneous bandwidth applications

- 225°C capable plastic package for high temperature environments

- RoHS compliant for environmental friendliness

- Tape and Reel packaging for convenient handling

- No specific disadvantages identified