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Ka-band Dual-Channel High-Power Amplifier - China Suppliers & Factory for Advanced Communication Systems

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The Ka-band Dual-Channel Combined High-Power Amplifier is specifically engineered for advanced microwave and millimeter-wave communication systems, emphasizing the need for high output power, wide bandwidth, and stable performance. This cutting-edge amplifier features two independent amplification channels utilizing a power-combining architecture, optimizing both output efficiency and linearity across the entire Ka-band spectrum. With integrated low-loss combining networks, highly reliable power devices, and an optimized thermal design, this amplifier ensures long-term, stable operation. As a leading choice among Chinese suppliers, our factory delivers products that excel in applications such as satellite communication terminals, radar systems, phased-array antennas, and high-power RF front-end modules. Experience robust performance in the most demanding communication environments with our high-power amplifier.

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    This 65nm CMOS dual-channel PA combines high integration with 25.8 dB gain across 35-41 GHz. Featuring a compact 0.3 mm² footprint and 21.4 dBm output, it is ideal for cost-efficient, high-density Ka-band satellite terminals and 5G mmWave beamforming arrays.

    Process 65nm CMOS
    Frequency 35-41 GHz
    Gain @10 GHz 25.8 dB
    Core Area 0.3 mm²
    Parameter Specification
    Process 65nm CMOS
    Operating Frequency (GHz) 35-41
    Gain (dB) @10 GHz 25.8
    Psat(dBm) @38 GHz 21.4
    OP1dB (dBm) @38 GHz 19.8
    PAEmax(%) @38 GHz 21.9
    Core Area (mm²) 0.3

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What process technology is used for this dual-channel PA?

    This dual-channel power amplifier is fabricated using a 65nm CMOS process, enabling a highly integrated and compact design.

    What is the operating frequency range of this device?

    The operating frequency range of this power amplifier is 35 GHz to 41 GHz.

    What are the output power and efficiency levels at 38 GHz?

    At 38 GHz, the PA delivers a saturated output power (Psat) of 21.4 dBm, an output 1 dB compression point (OP1dB) of 19.8 dBm, and a maximum power-added efficiency (PAEmax) of 21.9%.

    How large is the core area of this power amplifier?

    The device features an extremely compact footprint with a core area of only 0.3 mm².

    What are the primary applications for this CMOS PA?

    It is ideal for cost-efficient, high-density Ka-band satellite terminals and 5G mmWave beamforming arrays.

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