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TriQuint touting new GaAs amplifiers for CATV

The new cost-effective gallium arsenide CATV products simplify RF connectivity and are claimed to reduce BOMs & improve performance

TriQuint Semiconductor is unleashing two new TriAccess amplifiers designed to replace multiple products in CATV systems. Both products will be released in conjunction with the ANGA Cable Show, taking place in Cologne, Germany between June 12th and 14th, 2012. TriQuint says its new devices are economical and built with its market-tested GaAs technology, offering greater functional integration and higher efficiency. The TAT6281 variable gain receiver for single family units (SFUs) employs PIN diode variable attenuation to provide a consistent, low-distortion method of adjusting gain. TriQuint’s integrated module delivers low-noise RF performance while simplifying FTTH amplifier designs and reducing bills of materials (BOMs). The TAT6281 builds on the success of TriQuint’s TAT6254 product line, millions of which have been deployed in CATV / FTTH networks worldwide. TAT6281 TriQuint’s new TAT2814A satisfies the DOCSIS 3.0 specification with more than 4dB (typical) margin. By integrating two stages of amplification and a variable gain attenuator, TriQuint says its TAT2814A can greatly simplify CATV RF design by reducing the number of discrete RF components. According to the company, other solutions require up to five-times the PCB space to deliver DOCSIS 3.0 performance while consuming up to twice the electrical power. TriQuint’s new product solution is ideal for DOCSIS 3.0 output stage amplifier designs including Edge QAM and CMTS (cable modem termination system) applications. The TAT2814A is also ideally suited for Ethernet over Coax (EOC) supporting DOCSIS 3.0 PA levels.   TAT2814A

TAT2814A

45-1003 MHz; fully integrated two stage amplifier with variable gain attenuator; meets DOCSIS 3.0 with +4dB typical performance margin; < 5W nominal power consumption; low-reflection differential input/output stages; 30dB typical max gain; 4.5 typical noise figure; 6x6mm leadless SMT package.

Samples are now available.

TAT6281

45 to 1003 MHz variable gain receiver; 8dB pA/rtHz typical EIN; 5V @ 220 mA bias supply; 20dB PIN diode variable gain attenuator; 18dB typical and 37dB maximum gain; 18dB return loss; 8 to + 1dBm optical input range; 20dBmV RF output; 6 x 6mm leadless SMT package.

Samples will be available from July 27th, 2012.

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