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Cem KORKMAZ
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on Feb 21 2011 13:37 PM
Prodigy45 points

hello,

i am looking for some RF power amplifier alternatives , that works at 2.4-2.5 GHz,  but couldn't find much. can anyone help me to find please?

 

King Regards

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  • Thomas Kuehl
    Posted by
    on Feb 21 2011 15:29 PM
    Mastermind24290 points

    Hi Cem,

    The /etc Amplifiers... & Other Linear e2e list concentrates primarily on amplifiers used in applications covering frequencies that are well below 2.4-2.5GHz. I searched the TI website and do find that TI has products intended for the 2.4GHz frequency range intended for RF and digital radio (Zigbee and low power RF), but not RF power amplifiers. TI primarily produces integrated circuits that are silicon, or silicon-germanium based. I do believe that many of the 2.4GHz power amplifiers are GaAs based.

    A Google search on 2.4GHz RF amplifiers does provide an extensive list of sources. Possibly one of those sources can provide your needs.

    Regards, Thomas

    PA-Linear Applications Engineering

     

     

     

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  • Cem KORKMAZ
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    on Feb 22 2011 11:12 AM
    Prodigy45 points

    hi mr. Kuehl,

    i am going to join TI analog desing contest, and i must use at least 3 TI products. so, other amplifiers are not suitable for me.

    thank you for your reply..

     

    Cem

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  • Thomas Kuehl
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    on Feb 22 2011 11:47 AM
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    Hi Cem,

    Please do list your request with TI's digital radio and RF forums. They should be able to better assist you with your 2.4GHz amplifier needs.

    If you have any questions about TI Precision Analog products we will be happy to assist you. Good luck with your TI design contest entry.

    Regards, Thomas

    PA-Linear Applications Engineering

     

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  • Cem KORKMAZ
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    on Feb 22 2011 12:00 PM
    Prodigy45 points

    thank you for your advices very much

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