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The WS1A3940-V1-R1 is a radio frequency development tool manufactured by MACOM Technology Solutions. It functions as an evaluation board designed for testing RF components within the 3.7 to 3.98 GHz frequency range. The unit supports operation with a 48V power supply and delivers an average output power of 39.5 dBm. This hardware platform facilitates the characterization and validation of high-frequency performance parameters in laboratory or engineering environments.
Verify the exact part number suffix against official manufacturer documentation, as variations may indicate different revisions or packaging configurations. Confirm current availability status directly with authorized distributors, as lead times and stock levels fluctuate. Ensure compatibility with existing test infrastructure before procurement. Request updated datasheets to confirm any recent product change notifications that might affect physical dimensions or electrical tolerances.
Select this evaluation board when specific assessment of RF performance within the 3.7 to 3.98 GHz band is required. The 48V operating requirement must align with available laboratory power supplies. Consider the 39.5 dBm average power capability relative to the maximum input limits of connected measurement equipment. Verify that the board's interface connectors match the DUT requirements for accurate signal coupling and minimal loss during testing phases.
This component belongs to MACOM's portfolio of RF development tools, which are engineered to support the design and validation of high-performance analog and microwave circuits. These evaluation platforms provide engineers with standardized interfaces to assess device parameters under controlled conditions, facilitating the integration of RF components into larger communication systems and ensuring compliance with technical specifications prior to mass production deployment.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in verified sources. Consult MACOM technical support for potential alternative evaluation boards offering similar frequency ranges or power capabilities. Cross-reference with other models in the FXA series if specific form factor constraints exist, ensuring all electrical parameters remain compatible with the intended test setup.