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RMPA1766 - WCDMA Band IV Power Amplifier Module

Description

The RMPA1766 Power Amplifier Module (PAM) is Fairchild’s latest innovation in 50Ω matched, surface mount modules targeting UMTS/WCDMA/HSDPA applications.

Features

  • 40% WCDMA efficiency at +28dBm Pout.
  • 20% WCDMA efficiency (58mA total current) at tm General.

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PRELIMINARY RMPA1766 i-Lo™ WCDMA Band IV Power Amplifier Module April 2007 RMPA1766 i-Lo™ WCDMA Band IV Power Amplifier Module Features ■ 40% WCDMA efficiency at +28dBm Pout ■ 20% WCDMA efficiency (58mA total current) at tm General Description The RMPA1766 Power Amplifier Module (PAM) is Fairchild’s latest innovation in 50Ω matched, surface mount modules targeting UMTS/WCDMA/HSDPA applications. Answering the call for ultra-low DC power consumption and extended battery life in portable electronics, the RMPA1766 uses novel proprietary circuitry to dramatically reduce amplifier current at low to medium RF output power levels (< +16dBm), where the handset most often operates.
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