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 RMPA19000
June 2004
RMPA19000
18-22 GHz Power Amplifier MMIC
General Description
The Fairchild Semiconductor RMPA19000 is a high efficiency driver amplifier designed for use in point to point and point to multi-point radios, and various communications applications. The RMPA19000 is a 3-stage GaAs MMIC amplifier utilizing our advanced 0.15m gate length Power PHEMT process and can be used in conjunction with other driver or power amplifiers to achieve the required total power output.
Features
* 28dB small signal gain (typ.) * 29dBm saturated power out (typ.) * Circuit contains individual source Vias * Chip Size 4.45mm x 3.50mm
Device
Absolute Ratings
Symbol Vd Vg Vdg ID PIN TC TSTG RJC Parameter Positive DC Voltage (+5V Typical) Negative DC Voltage Simultaneous (Vd-Vg) Positive DC Current RF Input Power (from 50 source) Operating Baseplate Temperature Storage Temperature Range Thermal Resistance (Channel to Backside) Ratings +6 -2 8 1092 +10 -30 to +85 -55 to +125 16 Units V V V mA dBm C C C/W
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RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
Electrical Characteristics (At 25C), 50 system, Vd = +5V, Quiescent current (Idq) = 600mA
Parameter Frequency Range Gain Supply Voltage (Vg)1 Gain Small Signal at Pin = -5dBm Gain Variation vs. Frequency Power Output at 1dB Compression Power Output Saturated: (Pin = +5dBm) Drain Current at Pin = -5dBm Drain Current at P1dB Compression Power Added Efficiency (PAE): at P1dB OIP3 Input Return Loss (Pin = -5dBm) Output Return Loss (Pin = -5 dBm)
Note: 1. Typical range of negative gate voltage is -0.9V to 0.0V to set typical Idq of 600mA.
Min 18 22
Typ -0.2 26 1 28 29 600 660 15 37 8 10
Max 22
26
Units GHz V dB dB dBm dBm mA mA % dBm dB dB
(c)2004 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
Application Information
CAUTION: THIS IS AN ESD SENSITIVE DEVICE. Chip carrier material should be selected to have GaAs compatible thermal coefficient of expansion and high thermal conductivity such as copper molybdenum or copper tungsten. The chip carrier should be machined, finished flat, plated with gold over nickel and should be capable of withstanding 325C for 15 minutes. Die attachment should utilize Gold/Tin (80/20) eutectic alloy solder and should avoid hydrogen environment for PHEMT devices. Note that the backside of the chip is gold plated and is used as RF and DC ground. These GaAs devices should be handled with care and stored in dry nitrogen environment to prevent contamination of bonding surfaces. These are ESD sensitive devices and should be handled with appropriate precaution including the use of wrist grounding straps. All die attach and wire/ribbon bond equipment must be well grounded to prevent static discharges through the device. Recommended wire bonding uses 3 mils wide and 0.5 mil thick gold ribbon with lengths as short as practical allowing for appropriate stress relief. The RF input and output bonds should be typically 0.012" long corresponding to a typical 2 mil gap between the chip and the substrate material.
DRAIN SUPPLY (VDA & VDB)
MMIC CHIP
RF IN RF OUT
GROUND (Back of the Chip)
GATE SUPPLY (VGA & VGB)
Figure 1. Functional Block Diagram
3.500 3.324 3.126
1.930 1.750 1.570
0.378 0.0 0.0 0.152 3.910 4.450 0.181 0.0
Dimensions in mm
Figure 2. Chip Layout and Bond Pad Locations (Chip Size is 4.450mm x 3.500mm x 50m. Back of chip is RF and DC Ground)
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RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
DRAIN SUPPLY (Vd = +5V) (Connect to both VDA & VDB) 10000pF
L BOND WIRE Ls 10 0pF
L MMIC CHIP
RF IN
RF OUT
L GROUND (Back of Chip) BOND WIRE Ls 100pF L
10000pF GATE SUPPLY (Vg) (VGA and/or VGB)
Figure 3. Recommended Application Schematic Circuit Diagram
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RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
Vg (NEGATIVE)
Vd (POSITIVE)
DIE-ATTACH 80Au/20Sn 10000pF 2 MIL GAP 10000pF
100pF
100pF
5 MIL THICK ALUMINA 50
5 MIL THICK ALUMINA 50
RF INPUT
RF OUTPUT
100pF
100pF
10000pF
10000pF
L < 0.015" (4 Places)
Vg (NEGATIVE)
Vd (POSITIVE)
Note: Use 0.003" by 0.0005" Gold Ribbon for bonding. RF input and output bonds should be less than 0.015" long with stress relief. Vd should be biased from 1 supply as shown. Vg can be biased from either or both sides from 1 supply.
Figure 4. Recommended Assembly and Bonding Diagram
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RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
Recommended Procedure for Biasing and Operation
CAUTION: LOSS OF GATE VOLTAGE (Vg) WHILE DRAIN VOLTAGE (Vd) IS PRESENT MAY DAMAGE THE AMPLIFIER CHIP. The following sequence of steps must be followed to properly test the amplifier: Step 1: Turn off RF input power. Step 2: Connect the DC supply grounds to the ground of the chip carrier. Slowly apply negative gate bias supply voltage of -1.5V to Vg. Step 3: Slowly apply positive drain bias supply voltage of +5V to Vd. Step 4: Adjust gate bias voltage to set the quiescent current of Idq = 600mA. Step 5: After the bias condition is established, the RF input signal may now be applied at the appropriate frequency band. Step 6: Follow turn-off sequence of: (i) Turn off RF input power, (ii) Turn down and off drain voltage (Vd), (iii) Turn down and off gate bias voltage (Vg). An example auto bias sequencing circuit to apply negative gate voltage and positive drain voltage for the above procedure is shown below.
D3 D1N6098 +6V D2 D1N6098 R1 3.0k
+ V+ 0 1 2
C1 0.1F
R3 1.0k
*
U2
AD820/AD
V-
LM2941T U1A 7400
3 2 CNT 5 4 IN OUT 3 GND
+2.62V R4 1.2k
-
MMIC_+VDD C3 22F
R2 6.8k
0
0
C2 0.47F R6 1k
ADJ 1
0 0
R5 3k
0
*Adj. For -Vg
MMIC_-VG C4 0.1F R7 8.2k R8 1.0k
0 0
-5V
*-5V Off: +3.33V
-5V On: +1.80V
0
C5 0.1F
(c)2004 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation
RMPA19000 Rev. C
RMPA19000
Typical Characteristics
RMPA19000 Gain, Power Out vs. Power In Frequency = 20GHz, Bias Vd = 5V, Id = 600mA, T = 25C
35 OUTPUT POWER (dBm) AND GAIN (dB) 30 25 Pout 20 15 10 5 0 -5 -10 PAE 25 20 15 10 5 0 -5 0 INPUT POWER (dBm) 5 10 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 FREQUENCY (GHz) 20 40 35 POWER ADDED EFFICIENY (%) 30 OUTPUT POWER (dBm) Pout 29 PAE 28 30 35 40 GAIN (dB) AND PAE (%) 30
RMPA19000 Pout, PAE, Gain vs. Frequency Input Power Pin = 5.0dBm, Bias Vd = 5V, Id = 600mA, T = 25C
31 45
GAIN
GAIN 27 25
RMPA19000 S21, S11, S22 Mag vs. Freq. Bias Vd = 5V, Id = 600mA, T = 25C
30.0
20.0 S21 GAIN AND RETURN LOSS (dB)
10.0
0.0 S11
-10.0
-20.0 S22
-30.0 10.0
15.0
20.0 FREQUENCY (GHz)
25.0
30.0
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RMPA19000 Rev. C
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