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The CGHV35400F1 is a gallium nitride (GaN) amplifier designed for the 2.9 to 3.5 GHz S-band radar frequency range. It delivers a minimum output power of 400 W with a large signal gain of 13 dB and a drain efficiency of 65%. The device features internal 50-ohm matching on both input and output ports, facilitating integration into RF systems. Constructed using a 50 V, 0.4 µm GaN-on-SiC process, it supports high temperature operation and long pulse capabilities. The component is housed in a ceramic/metal flange package type 440226.
Verify the specific revision status against the latest MACOM datasheet before procurement, as product information may be updated without notice. Confirm that the required thermal management solutions are compatible with the 440226 ceramic/metal flange package dimensions. Ensure strict adherence to electrostatic discharge handling procedures due to the HBM Class 3A sensitivity of the device.
Select this component when designing S-band radar systems requiring high output power and efficiency within the 2.9 to 3.5 GHz band. The internal 50-ohm matching simplifies circuit design by eliminating external matching networks. Consider the thermal resistance and junction temperature limits when planning heat dissipation strategies for continuous or long-pulse duty cycles.
This part belongs to MACOM's portfolio of GaN-on-SiC radio frequency power transistors and amplifiers. These devices utilize advanced semiconductor processes to achieve superior performance metrics compared to traditional silicon-based technologies. The CGHV35400F1 specifically targets high-power radar applications where reliability and efficiency under demanding operating conditions are critical requirements.
Consult official MACOM documentation for qualified replacement parts or alternative packages. Verify compatibility with existing board layouts and thermal interfaces if substituting with other variants from the same product family.
The absolute maximum rating for forward gate current at 25°C is 80 mA.
The flange on the package bottom must be connected to RF, DC, and thermal ground.
The typical small-signal gain (S21) is 13.7 dB when measured at a pin of -20 dBm.