Borey Jixin: Launches a High-Gain, Compact MMIC Driver Amplifier Product Line

Borey Jixin: Launches a High-Gain, Compact MMIC Driver Amplifier Product Line


Product Overview

High-Gain Driver Amplifier Series

Recently, Borui Jixin launched 3 High-gain model MMIC Drive amplifier, coverage C 、 X 、 Ku Band 。 All products in this series feature a plastic‑encapsulated package design (with bare die available for shipment), offering both performance and cost advantages, and can be flexibly selected to meet the power requirements of various application scenarios.

Among them ,BR9772FPJ By virtue of 6GHz To 18GHz of super Broadband characteristics , precisely tailored for applications such as broadband communications and electronic warfare Scene; The remaining two products focus on satellite communications and radar.

Product Series Summary

BR9772FPJ Introduction

Operating frequency: 6 GHz to 18 GHz

Small-signal gain: 22.9 dB @ 12 GHz

Output power 1 dB compression power: 28.5 dBm at 12 GHz

Saturated Output Power: 28.5 dBm @ 12 GHz

Power-added efficiency @Psat: 28.5% @ 12 GHz

Output power third-order intercept point: 30.4 dBm @ 12 GHz

Vdd = 6 V, quiescent current 450 mA

Package type: QFN24 (4 mm × 4 mm)

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(Source: Borui Jixin official website)

 

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