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ALM-3012 - GNSS LNA-Filter Front-End Module

General Description

Avago Technologies’ ALM-3012 is an ultra low-noise GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) front-end module that combines a low-noise amplifier (LNA) with a GNSS FBAR post-LNA filter, supporting both GPS and GLONASS operating in 1565 ~ 1606 MHz frequency range.

Key Features

  •  Very Low Noise Figure: 0.97 dB typ.
  •  Exceptional Cell/DCS/PCS/WLAN-Band rejection.
  •  Advanced GaAs E-pHEMT & FBAR Technology.
  •  Shutdown current : < 1 A.
  •  CMOS compatible shutdown pin (SD).
  •  ESD : > 3 kV at RFin pin.
  •  0.90 mm typ. package thickness.
  •  Adjustable bias current via single control voltage pin.
  •  Small package dimension: 2.5(L) x 2.0(W) x 0.9(H) mm3.
  •  Meets MSL3, Lead-free and halogen free Specifications (Typical performance at 25° C).

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ALM-3012 GNSS LNA-Filter Front-End Module with optional Differential Outputs Data Sheet Description Avago Technologies’ ALM-3012 is an ultra low-noise GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) front-end module that combines a low-noise amplifier (LNA) with a GNSS FBAR post-LNA filter, supporting both GPS and GLONASS operating in 1565 ~ 1606 MHz frequency range. The module can be used both as a single-ended and pre-matched differential outputs. The LNA uses Avago Technologies’ proprietary GaAs Enhancement-mode pHEMT process to achieve high gain with very low noise figure and high linearity. Noise figure distribution is very tightly controlled. A CMOS-compatible shutdown pin is included either for turning the LNA on/off, or for current adjustment.