rf amp ?

[Wolfman]

Does Anyone Know Which Companies Are Selling A Single Chip/Semiconductor Broadband RF Amplifier, That, In The Old Days Used To Be Made By Motorola. We Called It A Brick. It Had About 6 or 8 Pinsins On It. It Was Broadband, And If You Fed It With A Few Mw It Would Give You A Watt Or Two Output, Depending On The Voltage DC You Supplied It.
I'd Appreciate Any Info, Tnx

 

[Robert Lacoste]

The ones I know have usually 4 pins, but have a look at www.minicircuits.com
or www.hittite.com for example...

Cheers,

--
Robert Lacoste
ALCIOM - The mixed signal experts
www.alciom.com


"Wolfman" <wolfman@wolfman.duh> a écrit dans le message de
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Does Anyone Know Which Companies Are Selling A Single Chip/Semiconductor
Broadband RF Amplifier, That, In The Old Days Used To Be Made By Motorola.

We Called It A Brick. It Had About 6 or 8 Pinsins On It. It Was Broadband,
And If You Fed It With A Few Mw It Would Give You A Watt Or Two Output,
Depending On The Voltage DC You Supplied It.
> I'd Appreciate Any Info, Tnx

 

[Mark Zenier]

"Wolfman" <wolfman@wolfman.duh> a écrit dans le message de

Does Anyone Know Which Companies Are Selling A Single Chip/Semiconductor
Broadband RF Amplifier, That, In The Old Days Used To Be Made By Motorola.
We Called It A Brick. It Had About 6 or 8 Pinsins On It. It Was Broadband,
And If You Fed It With A Few Mw It Would Give You A Watt Or Two Output,
Depending On The Voltage DC You Supplied It.

In article <41170ebc$0$306$7a628cd7@news.club-internet.fr>,
Robert Lacoste <see-www-alciom-com-for-email-adress> wrote:

The ones I know have usually 4 pins, but have a look at www.minicircuits.com
or www.hittite.com for example...

I think he means the MHW series of hybrid modules. Some of them were
cable tv gain blocks, some were PA modules for VHF and UHF radios.

Mark Zenier mzenier@eskimo.com Washington State resident