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TI Debuts LMH6881, LMH6882 Programmable Differential Amplifiers

Posted by Ken Cheung in Components on Thursday, September 20, 2012

Texas Instruments (TI) LMH6881 and LMH6882 programmable differential amplifiers (PDAs)

Texas Instruments launched the LMH6881 and LMH6882 programmable differential amplifiers (PDAs). The LMH6881 is a 2.4 GHz single-channel PDA, and the LMH6882 is 2.4 GHz dual-channel PDA. The devices optimize noise, distortion and bandwidth performance over a 6-dB to 26-dB gain range. The TI LMH6881 PDA is available now in a 24-pin, 2.6 mm by 2.6 mm QFN package for $3.71 each in 1,000-unit quantities. The LMH6882 dual-channel PDA is available now in a 36-pin, 4.6 mm by 4.6 mm QFN package for $5.95 each (1,000-unit quantities).

Designing systems with PDAs increases flexibility and significantly reduces design time, solution size and bill of materials (BOM) cost for a broad range of applications. The programmable gain control in the LMH6881 and LMH6882 eliminates the need for gain-setting resistors and their associated mismatch errors, enabling more robust systems for applications, such as medical, test and measurement, military, wireless communications, and microwave backhaul.

LMH6881 and LMH6882 Features

  • Small Signal Bandwidth: 2400MHz
  • OIP3 @ 100 MHz: 44dBm (LMH6881)
  • OIP3 @ 100 MHz: 42dBm (LMH6882)
  • HD3 @ 100 MHz: -100dBc
  • Noise Figure: 9.7dB
  • Voltage Gain Range: 26dB to 6dB
  • Voltage Gain Step Size 0.25dB
  • Input Impedance 100Ω
  • Parallel and Serial Gain Control
  • Power Down Capability

More info: Texas Instruments Programmable Differential Amplifiers

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