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High Gain Low-Noise Amplifier for X-band Applications - China Suppliers & Factory Solutions

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X-band High Gain Low-Noise Amplifier from China is engineered to provide outstanding signal amplification with minimal noise, ensuring superior performance in demanding applications. This amplifier operates within the X-band frequency range and delivers significant gain while maintaining a low noise figure, making it a prime choice for radar, satellite communication, and advanced electronic warfare systems. As a leading factory and supplier in China, we offer a compact design featuring high linearity and stable operation under various environmental conditions, ensuring reliable performance that enhances system sensitivity and overall signal quality in critical high-frequency applications.

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    This 65nm CMOS LNA delivers a high 22.9 dB gain and low 49 mW power consumption in an ultra-compact 0.24 mm² design. Ensuring superior signal sensitivity and efficient integration, it is an ideal solution for cost-effective X-band phased array radars, satellite communication receivers, and wireless systems.

    Parameter Specification Value / Performance
    Process 65nm CMOS
    Operating Frequency (GHz) 8.5-11.5
    Gain (dB) @10 GHz 22.9
    Noise Figure (dB) @10 GHz 2.8
    Power Consumption (mW) 49
    Core Area (mm²) 0.24
    Frequently Asked Questions
    What is the manufacturing process used for this LNA?
    This Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) is fabricated using a standard, cost-effective 65nm CMOS process technology.
    What is the operating frequency range of this device?
    The LNA operates within the frequency range of 8.5 GHz to 11.5 GHz, which covers key X-band applications.
    How much gain and noise performance does it offer at 10 GHz?
    At 10 GHz, the LNA delivers a high gain of 22.9 dB while maintaining a very low noise figure of 2.8 dB.
    What are the power consumption and physical size of the LNA?
    It features a low power consumption of 49 mW and is built on an ultra-compact core area of just 0.24 mm².
    What are the primary target applications for this CMOS LNA?
    It is highly optimized for cost-effective X-band phased array radars, satellite communication receivers, and various high-frequency wireless systems.

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