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QPP-022
Performance at 28VDC & 25ºC (continued)
Parameter Symbol Min Nom Max Units
IMD Variation – 100 kHz to 25 MHz tone spacing
1.0 2.0 dB
2nd Harmonic at 180W P
out
(single tone)
dBc
3rd Harmonic at 180W P
out
(single tone)
dBc
Group (Signal) Delay
td
4.7 4.9 ns
Transmission Phase Flatness
0.5 1.0 degrees
CDMA ACPR at 36W Pout AVG
46 47 dB
CDMA ACPR at 18W Pout AVG
52 53 dB
CDMA Drain Efficiency at 36W Pout AVG
h
18 20 %
CDMA Drain Efficiency at 18W Pout AVG
h
11 13 %
Performance at 28VDC Over Temperature
Parameter Symbol Min Nom Max Units
Peak Envelope Power at 1 dB Compression (two-tone)
P-1
180 W
Gain at 180W PEP (two tone)
G
Gain Variation over frequency at 36W PEP (two tone)
DG
dB
Input Return Loss (50 W Ref) at 36W PEP (two tone)
IRL
dB
Drain Efficiency at 180W PEP (two tone)
h
%
3rd Order IMD Product (2 tone at 180W PEP;1 MHz spacing)
dBc
Group (Signal) Delay
td
4.65 4.95 ns
Transmission Phase Flatness
0.5 1.0 degrees
Notes:
This GR-version QuikPAC module has an internally regulated gate voltage that is preset at the factory. A voltage of +12VDC
(±1V) should be applied to each gate lead (pins 1 and 5). No further adjustment is required. The gate voltage is thermally
compensated for operation over the temperature range listed in the data sheet. Although the module will operate with lower
voltages applied, the internal regulator is not functioning and the specified performance may not be achieved.
Gate voltage must be applied coincident with or after application of the drain voltage to prevent potentially destructive
oscillations. Bias voltages should never be applied to a module unless it is terminated on both input and output.
The quiescent current set during manufacture will be within the range specified in the Performance section (nominal ±10%)
and is selected to balance IMD, input return loss, and efficiency. This setting is suitable for most applications. Modules with
different optimization profiles are available by special order.
Internal RF decoupling is included on all bias leads. No additional bypass elements are required, however some
applications may require energy storage on the drain leads to accommodate time-varying waveforms.
The RF leads are internally protected against DC voltages up to 100V. Care should be taken to avoid video transients that
may damage the active devices.