1. What made you select the Ampleon C4H10P600A as a product to feature?
With the diversification of frequency bands opening up a broader spectrum for wireless infrastructure, the C4H10P600A is a new GaN asymmetric Doherty transistor that targets sub-1GHz Macro Cells as a high-performing alternative to LDMOS transistors.
2. What are the key features and specifications of the C4H10P600A?
It uses GaN technology to deliver high efficiency, gain and power across a broad bandwidth. This is provided in a compact, 10x20mm, OMP780 plastic package.
3. What are the common markets and applications of Ampleon’s C4H10P600A?
As an asymmetric Doherty, the C4H10P600A is used in 4G/5G infrastructure applications. It can be used between 700 to 1000MHz for high-power 60 to 80W Macro networks, which are typically deployed in suburban and rural locations.
About Tim Daniels
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Tim Daniels is a Supplier Business Manager at RFMW specializing in transistor and MMIC technologies. With over 20 years of RF industry experience, Tim is a chartered engineer that holds a master’s degree in electronics innovation and a bachelor’s degree in electronics with communications. His expertise enables him to provide comprehensive design recommendations and technical support for RFMW’s customers. Tim enjoys working with engineers from around the globe and is eager to find innovative solutions to new challenges. |
