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HMC1087F10

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8 Watt GaN Flange Mount MMIC Power Amplifier, 2 - 20 GHz

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  • High Psat: +38.5 dBm
  • Power Gain at Psat: +6.5 dB
  • High Output IP3: +43.5 dBm
  • Small Signal Gain: 11 dB
  • Supply Voltage: +28V @ 850 mA
  • 50 Ohm Matched Input/Output
  • 10-Lead Flange Package
HMC1087F10
8 Watt GaN Flange Mount MMIC Power Amplifier, 2 - 20 GHz
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ADPULSERPLUSEBZ

Pulser Plus Reference Design for GaN PA Biasing and Sequencing

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Features and Benefits

  • Complete Bias Control and Sequencing Solution for Pulsed GaN Radar Power Amplifiers
  • Pin Compatible with ADI's existing Pulser Board and with ADI's GaN Power Amplifier Evaluation Boards
  • Operation in Drain Pulsed Mode or Gate Pulsed Mode
  • Optional Crowbar Circuit for Fast Turn Off in Drain Pulsed Mode
  • Single 24 V to 50 V Power Supply with on-board Negative Gate Voltage Generation.
  • Drain Current Monitoring Circuit

Product Details

Pulser Plus is a reference design for biasing Gallium Nitride RF Power Amplifiers. It plugs directly into Analog Devices’ GaN PA evaluation boards such as ADPA1106 and ADPA1107. The only input signals required to control and operate the board are a power supply voltage between 24 V and 50V and a 0V/3V signal on the Drain Pulse Enable or Gate Pulse Enable digital inputs.

Pulser Plus was specifically designed to enable fast pulsing of GaN Radar Power Amplifiers. It can support RF pulses as short as 1us and with rise and fall times of less than 100 ns in both Drain Pulsed mode and Gate Pulsed Mode.

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HMC1087F10 Evaluation Board

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Product Details

The HMC1087F10 evaluation board is a two layer PCB fabricated using 10 mil thick Arlon 25FR or Rogers 4350B copper clad. The PCB is mounted to a metal heat spreader which assists in providing thermal relief to the part as well as mechanical support to the PCB. Mounting holes allow for easy attachment to larger heat sinks for improved thermal management. The RF input and RF output traces have a 50 ohm characteristic impedance and the board is populated with components suitable for use over the entire Operating Temperature range of the part.
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Pulser Plus Reference Design for GaN PA Biasing and Sequencing
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HMC1087F10 Evaluation Board

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