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BCT5007 - FM Low Noise Amplifier

Description

BCT5007 is a Low-Noise-Amplifier (LNA), without earphone or telescopic antenna, re-using GSM antenna to receive FM-radio signal.

BCT5007 is characterized with low noise, high gain and high linearity.

Typical noise figure is 1.2dB and power gain is 21dB.

Features

  • Without any earphone or telescopic antenna receive FM-radio signal through re-using GSM antenna.
  • Ultra-low noise figure 1.2dB.
  • Standard CMOS process technology.
  • High power gain of 21dB.
  • High linearity.

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Datasheet Details

Part number BCT5007
Manufacturer BROADCHIP
File Size 479.29 KB
Description FM Low Noise Amplifier
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BCT5007 FM Low Noise Amplifier in Alliance with Internal Antenna BCT5007 FM Low Noise Amplifier in Alliance with Internal Antenna GENERAL DESCRIPTION BCT5007 is a Low-Noise-Amplifier (LNA), without earphone or telescopic antenna, re-using GSM antenna to receive FM-radio signal. BCT5007 is characterized with low noise, high gain and high linearity. Typical noise figure is 1.2dB and power gain is 21dB. BCT5007 is powered by 2.6V~3.6V supply with typical 2.8V. EN supports 2.8V / 1.8V GPIO input. BCT5007 integrates RF radio switch inside, implementing high impedance under shut-down condition. Shut-down current is less than 0.1μA. BCT5007 is available in slim 2.2mm×2.2mm×1mm SOT363 package. The specified operating free-air temperature ranges from -40℃ to 85℃.
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