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AWT6137 Datasheet, PDF (1/12 Pages) ANADIGICS, Inc – HELP Cellular Dual Mode AMPS/CDMA 3.4V/28dBm Linear Power Amplifier Module
AWT6137
HELPTM Cellular Dual Mode AMPS/CDMA
3.4V/28dBm Linear Power Amplifier Module
PRELIMINARY DATA SHEET - Rev 1.0
FEATURES
• InGaP HBT Technology
• High Efficiency:
39% @ +28 dBm
20% @ +16 dBm
• Low Quiescent Current: 15 mA
• Low Leakage Current in Shutdown Mode: <1 µA
AWT6137
• VREF = +2.85 V (+2.7 V Min Over Temp.)
• Low Profile Surface Mount Package: 1.56mm Max
• CDMA 1XRTT and 1xEV-DO Compliant
APPLICATIONS
• Single Mode CDMA Wireless Handsets
• Dual Mode AMPS/CDMA Wireless Handsets
M7 Package
10 Pin 4 x 4 x 1.5 mm
Surface Mount Module
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The AWT6137 CDMA/AMPS Power Amplifier is a high
performance CDMA2000/ 1XRTT amplifier designed
specifically for Cellular wireless applications. This
rugged, easy to use InGaP HBT design delivers
state of the art efficiency and temperature stability
with very low DC power consumption. The
AWT6137 PA module has the lowest CDG currents
available to handset manufacturers today.
handset. The device has mode-switching to take
advantage of its high efficiency operation over a wide
range of output powers. Higher low power efficiency
is achieved without an external DAC or DC-DC
converter. The integrated power amplifier module
employs a proprietary bias control and temperature
compensation circuit that assures stable operation,
even at extreme temperature conditions.
A combination of low idle current and mode The self contained 4 x 4 x 1.5 mm surface mount
switching enables the AWT6137 to deliver package incorporates matching networks optimized
unparalleled CDMA average power efficiencies. for output power, efficiency and linearity in a 50 Ω
This bias feature allows the AWT6137 to significantly system making it easy to incorporate the device into
increase the battery usage time of a mobile BOTH new and existing designs.
GND at slug (pad)
VREF 1
10 GND
VMODE 2
Bias Control
9 GND
GND 3
8 RFOUT
RFIN 4
7 GND
VCC 5
6 VCC
Figure 1: Block Diagram
03/2004