18-40 GHz Broad Band Driver Amplifier MMIC

[Raytheon] Description The RMDA1840 is a 4-stage GaAs MMIC amplifier designed as a 18 to 40 GHz broad band amplifier for use in point to point radios, point to multi-point communications, LMDS, and other millimeter wave applications. The RMDA1840 utilizes Raytheon’s 0.25µm power PHEMT process an

18-40 GHz broad band driver amplifier MMIC

Radiation Hardened 16 Channel CMOS Analog Multiplexer with High-Z Analog Input Protection

Intersil’s Satellite Applications FlowTM (SAF) devices are fully tested and guaranteed to 100kRAD Total Dose. These QML Class T devices are processed to a standard flow intended to meet the cost and shorter lead-time needs of large volume satellite manufacturers, while maintaining a high level of

Low-voltage/Low-saturation Bidirectional Variable Constant-voltage Motor Driver

Overview The LB1840M is a low-voltage, low-saturation, three-input type two-channel bidirectional motor driver that permits switching between constant-voltage regulated output and saturated output. The design is ideal for a two-phase bipolar driver for stepping motors. Features • Wide operating

Integrated Circuit Hybrid Switching Voltage Regulator

Features: • Triple Diffused Transistor Chips Incorporated • Compact Plastic Package with Industry Standard Reliability • Output Voltage is Pre–Fixed – No External Adjustment is Required

Photo Modules for PCM Remote Control Systems

Description The TSOP18.. – series are miniaturized receivers for infrared remote control systems. PIN diode and preamplifier are assembled on lead frame, the epoxy package is designed as IR filter. The demodulated output signal can directly be decoded by a microprocessor. The main benefit is the

Low-Voltage SIM/Smart Card Level Translators in uMAX

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