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The SKY65371-11 from Skyworks Solutions is a high-linearity, active bias, variable gain low-noise amplifier (LNA) operating in the 880 to 915 MHz frequency range. This fully integrated front-end module provides a high gain of 39 dB and excellent return loss greater than 20 dB. It features a high linearity gain control exceeding 35 dB and a low noise figure of 0.82 dB.
Designed for applications such as LTE, WCDMA, and GSM wireless infrastructure, the SKY65371-11 ensures repeatable performance over temperature due to its internal active bias circuitry. It requires minimal external components and is manufactured in a compact 16-pin MCM (8x8 mm) package, suitable for surface mount applications.
The amplifier operates with a voltage range of 4.75V to 5.25V and draws a typical current of 380mA. Its P1dB is rated at 16 dBm. The device supports switchable high/low gain state modes, making it versatile for various wireless infrastructure needs.
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The SKY65371-11 amplifier has a typical gain of 39 dB.
The noise figure for the SKY65371-11 is 0.82 dB.
The SKY65371-11 operates in the frequency range of 880 MHz to 915 MHz.
The typical operating voltage for the SKY65371-11 is between 4.75 V and 5.25 V.
The SKY65371-11 is supplied in a 16-SMD Module package.
The SKY65371-11 is used in LTE, WCDMA, and GSM wireless infrastructure, as well as low noise, high linearity systems.