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A 6 W MMIC Power Amplifier for 6 GHz Operation

A two-stage MMIC power amplifier fabricated using the compnay's mature GaAs self-aligned MSAG MESFET process
September 1, 1999
GaAsTEK, a unit of ITT Industries
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A 6 W MMIC Power Amplifier for 6 GHz Operation GaAsTEK, a unit of ITT Industries Roanoke, VA The current trend for microwave power amplifiers is higher power and efficiency without sacrificing good linear gain. Today’s circuit designer must satisfy these requirements while also meeting stringent size and cost...
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