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Product Detailed Parameters
- Description:WG LOW NOISE AMP WR-28 26.5-40 G
- Series:-
- Mfr:Fairview Microwave
- Package:Bag
- Frequency:26.5GHz ~ 40GHz
- P1dB:24dBm
- Gain:33dB
- Noise Figure:2.8dB
- RF Type:General Purpose
- Voltage - Supply:6V ~ 12V
- Current - Supply:280mA
- Test Frequency:-
- Mounting Type:Chassis Mount
- Package / Case:Module
- Supplier Device Package:Module
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Overview
The FMWGA3201 is a WR-28 waveguide low noise amplifier designed for the K-band frequency range of 26.5 GHz to 40 GHz. It delivers a typical gain of 33 dB with a noise figure of 3 dB. The device operates on a supply voltage between 6 V and 12 V, drawing 280 mA of current. This component utilizes waveguide interfaces suitable for high-frequency RF applications requiring low signal degradation.
Feature Summary
- Utilizes WR-28 waveguide interface for high-frequency signal transmission
- Provides low noise figure performance of 3 dB
- Delivers 33 dB gain within the specified frequency band
Applications
- K-band radar systems
- Satellite communication ground stations
- High-frequency test and measurement equipment
Procurement Notes
Verify the specific datasheet version from Fairview Microwave to confirm electrical tolerances and mechanical dimensions. Ensure that the receiving system supports WR-28 waveguide connections. Confirm power supply requirements match the 6 V to 12 V range and 280 mA current draw before integration.
Selection Notes
Select this model when a low noise figure is critical for weak signal reception in the 26.5 GHz to 40 GHz range. The WR-28 form factor dictates compatibility with existing waveguide infrastructure. Consider thermal management capabilities if operating at continuous maximum gain levels.
Part Context
This amplifier belongs to Fairview Microwave's RF amplifier portfolio, targeting specialized microwave frequencies. It complements other waveguide components by providing active signal amplification with minimal added noise, serving as a key element in front-end receiver chains for high-performance wireless systems.
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