Short and open shunt stubs resonate at the RF frequency to provide high impedance, resolving bandwidth tradeoffs in millimeter-wave applications.
Segmenting power delivery between a switched-mode supply and linear regulator resolves efficiency-bandwidth trade-offs while stabilizing output.
A bias control circuit reduces current supplied to transistors when a detection circuit senses collector current exceeds a threshold.
Overmolded RF amplifier packages integrate high-quality integrated passive devices using robust attachment methods and wirebond fences.
An RF amplifier module integrates impedance matching circuits directly on the semiconductor die to eliminate wirebond arrays.