Custom MMIC, Chelmsford, Mass.

Custom MMIC introduces two Ka-band amplifier MMICs. CMD242K4 and CMD299K4 operate up to 40 GHz in a small 4x4 mm air-cavity QFN plastic package.

The GaAs devices offer customers a broad frequency range that addresses many popular wireless applications in the Aerospace, Defense and Instrumentation markets.

The CMD304 is an ultra wideband GaAs MMIC distributed driver amplifier die which operates from DC to 67 GHz.

The CMD283C3 broadband MMIC low noise amplifier is a 50 ohm matched design which eliminates the need for external DC blocks and RF port matching.

Modern wideband microwave systems often require a flat overall gain response with respect to frequency. Achieving this performance can be difficult, however, since most wideband microwave components exhibit a negative gain slope as the frequency increases.

We are excited to announce that our catalog of standardized GaAs and GaN designs has reached over 150 devices.

Announcing the release of CMD292, an ultra-wideband 0.5 W GaAs distributed driver amplifier. CMD292 delivers 13 dB of gain with a corresponding output 1 dB compression point of +27 dBm.

Our online, easy-to-use, cascade analysis calculator lets you choose between input or output specifications for each component in your system.