| PART |
Description |
Maker |
| BGA312 |
Silicon Bipolar MMIC-Amplifier (Cascadable 50 W-gain block 11 dB typical gain at 1.0 GHz 9 dBm typical P-1dB at 1.0 GHz)
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Siemens Semiconductor Group
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| SBFP420M |
UHF to C Band Low-Noise Amplifier Low Phase Noise Osc.Applications
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SANYO[Sanyo Semicon Device]
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| KTS1C1S250 |
Typical RDS(on) (N-Channel)=0.9 Typical RDS(on) (N-Channel)=2.1 Gate-source zener diode
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TY Semiconductor Co., Ltd
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| VTD175 VTD170XS VTD170 VTD175L VTD175S VTD175XL VT |
85 ∑C to -40 ∑C 10 times % typical resistance change
85 ∑C to -40 ∑C 10 times 【5 % typical resistance change
POLYFUSE RESETTABLE FUSES
85 °C to -40 °C 10 times ±5 % typical resistance change
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Littelfuse, Inc.
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| ADF4350 |
Powering a Fractional-N Voltage Controlled Oscillator with Low Noise LDO Regulators for Reduced Phase Noise
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Analog Devices
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| PE3336EK 3336-00 3336-01 3336-21 3336-22 3336-23 3 |
3000 MHz UltraCMOS?/a> Integer-N PLL for Low Phase Noise Applications
3000 MHz UltraCMOS Integer-N PLL for Low Phase Noise Applications
3000 MHz UltraCMOSInteger-N PLL for Low Phase Noise Applications
3000 MHz UltraCMOS⑩ Integer-N PLL for Low Phase Noise Applications
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PEREGRINE[Peregrine Semiconductor Corp.]
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| MCP6002 MCP6002EP MCP6002ESN MCP6004 MCP6004E MCP6 |
The MCP6002 is a dual general purpose op amp offering rail to rail input & output over the 1.8 to 5.5V operating range. This amplifier has a typical GBWP of 1 MHz with typical quiescent current of 100 microamperes. The MCP6002 is avail
Operational Amplifier - Datasheet Reference
1 MHz Bandwidth Low Power Op Amp
The MCP6001 is a single general purpose op amp offering rail to rail input & output over the 1.8 to 5.5V operating range. This amplifier has a typical GBWP of 1 MHz with typical quiescent current of 100 microamperes. The MCP6001 is ava
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Microchip Technology Inc
MICROCHIP[Microchip Technology]
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| DCRO119185-12-1 |
Exceptional Phase Noise Performance
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SYNERGY MICROWAVE CORPO...
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| TFF11084HN |
Low Phase Noise LO Generator
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Philips Semiconductors
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| TFF11152HN |
Low Phase Noise LO Generator
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Philips Semiconductors
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