aaron_do
Member level 3
Hi all,
according to Qorvo's datasheet, this device:
TQP7M9103
works from 500 MHz to 4000 MHz. I have downloaded and simulated the S-parameters, and found that I can still get > 12 dB gain up to nearly 6 GHz. So my question is, what kind of limitations would I expect driving this thing beyond 4 GHz? Is P1dB likely to suffer, and if so, why?
Also, what kind of circuitry is likely to be in the package? I suspect it is just a RF transistor with biasing (a current mirror for example).
thanks,
Aaron
according to Qorvo's datasheet, this device:
TQP7M9103
works from 500 MHz to 4000 MHz. I have downloaded and simulated the S-parameters, and found that I can still get > 12 dB gain up to nearly 6 GHz. So my question is, what kind of limitations would I expect driving this thing beyond 4 GHz? Is P1dB likely to suffer, and if so, why?
Also, what kind of circuitry is likely to be in the package? I suspect it is just a RF transistor with biasing (a current mirror for example).
thanks,
Aaron