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Stealth Microwave Press Release 8-14-2007
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Stealth Microwave Announces the SM4450-37HS,
an Affordable Solid
State GaAs Amplifier
 Stealth
Microwave’s SM4450-37HS is an affordable solid state GaAs amplifier
designed for the wireless market. With 600 MHz of instantaneous bandwidth,
the amplifier can be used in unlicensed ISM applications. The amplifier
operates from 4.4 – 5.0 GHz, provides 37 dB of linear gain, has a P1dB
of +37 dBm, and an OIP3 of +47 dBm. The unit uses the latest surface
mount technologies to provide numerous features, while maintaining a
very small size.
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Parameter
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Specification
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Frequency Range
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4.4 – 5.0 GHz
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Pout (P1dB)
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+37 dBm
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Third Order Intercept
Point
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+47 dBm (typ.)
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Linear Gain
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38 dB ± 1.0 dB
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Gain Flatness over
Full Band
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±.5 dB
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Input/Output Return
Loss
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-16 dB / -16 dB
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DC Input Voltage
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+12 Volts
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DC Input Current
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2.0 Amperes
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Mechanical Dimensions
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4.7 x 2.0 x .54
inches
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RF Connectors
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SMA Female
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Operating Temperature
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0ºC to +55ºC
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Operating Humidity
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95% Non-condensing
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Operating Altitude
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Up to 10,000 feet
above
Sea Level
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Features
- Mismatch Protected
- Over Voltage Protection
- Thermal Protection with Auto Reset
Options
- TTL Logic On/Off Control
- Heatsink
- +10V Supply
Configurations
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Module
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Laboratory Unit
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19” Rack
Specifications
subject to change without notice.
Stealth
Microwave, Inc. (888) 772-7791, (609) 538-8586, Fax: (609)
538-8587
Email:
sales@stealthmicrowave.com
Web Site:
www.stealthmicrowave.com
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