by Rinchen Athup | Nov 2, 2026 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources, News, Product Updates
0.01 to 22 GHz 2W MMIC Power Amplifier 3+ Decades of Bandwidth. 2W PSAT. One Amplifier. Introducing the PMA5-223+, Mini-Circuits’ widest-bandwidth MMIC power amplifier to date! This new GaAs pHEMT distributed amplifier delivers exceptional performance from 10 MHz to...
by Rinchen Athup | Oct 28, 2026 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources, News, Product Updates
A NEW RECORD MMIC PAs up to 10W! New GaAs Designs Pull Their Weight in the Tx Path There’s more muscle than ever in Mini-Circuits’ growing GaAs MMIC power amplifier lineup. Check out our new PMA6-series with PSAT up to 10W for the primary backhaul radio link...
by minicircuitsadmin | Oct 16, 2026 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources, Videos
Mini-Circuits is expanding its MMIC power amplifier portfolio by introducing its first GaN MMIC power amplifiers, delivering broadband frequency coverage and high power for demanding RF applications. In this special Frequency Matters interview with Microwave Journal,...
by jacquelineh96 | Oct 14, 2026 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources
APPLICATION NOTES LNA Application Circuits Optimizing TSS-63ULN+ Performance for C-Band The TSS-63ULN+ is an ultra-low NF MMIC LNA that operates over the 1000 to 6000 MHz frequency range. A series of three designs, 3.7-4.2 GHz, 4.2-5.0 GHz, and 4.9-5.9 GHz are...
by jacquelineh96 | Sep 28, 2026 | Amplifiers, Power Splitters / Combiners
The very first commercially viable GaN devices from Japan began hitting the shores of the USA in 2004. After more than 22 years, GaN devices continue to drive new SWaP-C metrics for RF, microwave and millimeter wave transmission equipment. GaN amplifiers are a...
by jacquelineh96 | Sep 17, 2026 | Amplifiers, Measurement Methods & Techniques
Purpose and Design Context This application note presents a methodology for modeling and designing a wideband 2–6 GHz local-oscillator (LO) driver amplifier with the objective of minimizing additive phase noise (APN). The initial design process relies on the standard...
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