- Duty cycle and
- Absolute maximum for PA ON time.
above two values are not mentioned in the datasheet.
Kindly provide same.
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HMC1087F10
Production
The HMC1087F10 is an 8W Gallium Nitride (GaN)
MMI C Power Amplifier which operates between 2 and
20 GHz, and is provided in a 10-lead flange mount
package...
Datasheet
HMC1087F10 on Analog.com
above two values are not mentioned in the datasheet.
Kindly provide same.
Hi,
I have moved your query about HMC1087 to RF and Microwave community.
Someone here should be able to assist you.
Thanks!
Hi vgoyal_hrd,
1) Typical duty cycle is 100us for this part.
2) I do not believe we have a CW AMR number for this part if that’s what you’re asking.
Thanks,
Dan
(1) Duty cycle is a ratio of two values (i.e. "time"). Duty cycle is a unit-less value. Formula for same is = PA_ON_Time/(PA_ON_Time + PA_OFF_Time). Multiply this ratio with 100 and we get values in %.
(2) Absolute maximum of PA_ON_Time, in microSecond will ensure PA-burn-free operation if I follow point(1) above as well.