![]() ![]() “Select variants of the GRF55xx family - including the GRF5526W and GRF5536W - are being qualified for full AEC-Q100 compliance,” he adds. “The new -W variants within this family are also critical additions for our automotive business,” continues Ahne. The GRF5536 variants are particularly noteworthy since they capitalize on the growing popularity of the C-band - what many in the industry hail as the most attractive spectrum for 5G applications due to its ideal blend of propagation coverage and available bandwidth,” he adds. “With their formal introduction, we now have a complete suite of commercially available linear PAs addressing all bands targeted by our 5G and automotive customer base. “The GRF5526 and GRF5536 are strategic additions to our previously released ¼W PAs,” says Jim Ahne, VP of Automotive and 5G Products. Instead, designers must rely on the power amplifier’s native linearity to meet the stringent emissions mask requirements imposed by the latest 5G standards. In each of these use cases, the sensitivity to cost, power and size constraints prohibits the use of elaborate linearization techniques like DPD. The ability to beat the –45dBc ACLR performance metric without DPD is critical for cellular applications like home and commercial repeaters/boosters, femtocells and picocells, as well as cable loss compensators which are used in conjunction with automotive ‘shark fin’ antennas. The devices typically deliver 23dBm of linear power over the entire –40☌ to 105☌ temperature range while maintaining ACLR (adjacent-channel leakage ratio) levels of better than –45dBc and EVM (error vector magnitude) levels <1% - all without the aid of supplemental linearization schemes like digital pre-distortion (DPD). Spanning frequency ranges of 2.3–2.7GHz and 3.3-4.2GHz respectively, the GRF5526/GRF5526W and GRF5536/GRF5536W are tuned to operate within the n7, n30, n38, n40, n41, n48, n53, n77, n88 and n90 5G new radio (NR) bands. ![]() The indium gallium phosphide (InGaP) heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) amplifiers were designed specifically for 5G wireless infrastructure applications requiring exceptional native linearity over large 100MHz bandwidths and temperature extremes of –40☌ to 105☌. Guerrilla RF Inc (GRF) of Greensboro, NC, USA - a provider of radio-frequency (RF) and microwave communication solutions for wireless OEMs - has released the GRF5526, GRF5526W, GRF5536 and GRF5536W, the latest in a series of ¼W linear power amplifiers. ![]() 13 June 2023 Guerrilla RF launches ¼W InGaP HBT linear PAs for automotive and 5G infrastructure in 2.5GHz and 3.6GHz bands ![]()
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