Guerrilla RF Rounds Out its ¼W Linear PA Family with the New GRF5521
Guerrilla RF has launched the GRF5521, a linear power amplifier providing 23.5dBm for cellular applications, supporting 5G/4G infrastructure. The InGaP HBT amplifier operates between -40°C and 85°C with high native linearity, eliminating the need for digital linearization techniques. Spanning frequencies of 2.11 to 2.17GHz, it aims to fulfill stringent emissions requirements for various cellular devices. The GRF5521 is part of a broader ¼ W amplifier family designed based on customer feedback, with production expected to cover every major cellular band by year-end.
- Launch of the GRF5521 amplifier enhances Guerrilla RF's product lineup for cellular applications.
- Device operates efficiently over a wide temperature range and frequencies, catering to 5G and 4G standards.
- High native linearity reduces the need for costly digital linearization, making it cost-effective for various applications.
- Strong market demand indicated by significant design wins for the GRF55xx series.
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InGaP HBT Power Amplifier from Guerrilla RF Provides 23.5dBm of
Guerrilla RF rounds out its ¼W linear PA family with the new GRF5521. This latest InGaP HBT Power Amplifier from GRF provides 23.5dBm of output power for cellular applications requiring exceptional native linearity over temperature extremes.(Photo: Business Wire)
Spanning a frequency range of 2.11 to 2.17GHz, the GRF5521 is tuned to operate within the n1, n65, and n66 5G new radio (NR) bands. The device delivers 23.5dBm of linear power over the entire -40°C to 85°C temperature range while maintaining ACLR levels of better than -45dBc, IMD3 levels < -22dBm, EVM levels <
The ability to beat the -45dBc ACLR performance metric without DPD is critical for cellular applications like residential and commercial repeaters/boosters, femtocells, picocells, and cable loss compensators associated with automotive ‘shark fin’ antennas. In each of these use cases, the sensitivity to cost, power and size constraints prohibits the use of elaborate linearization techniques like DPD. Instead, designers must rely on the PA’s native linearity to meet the stringent emissions mask requirements imposed by 5G and 4G standards.
During the development of the GRF55xx series, Guerrilla RF consulted with its base of automotive and cellular repeater/booster customers to ensure the devices delivered the best blend of power and linearity, thus maximizing the effective range and throughput for their cellular systems. Guerrilla RF also designed the family of devices to be fully footprint compatible, enabling its customer base to rapidly customize their designs for a myriad of cellular frequencies.
“The GRF5521 is the final variant in our series of mid-band ¼ W PAs which were tuned specifically for cellular bands residing within the 1.7 – 2.17GHz spectrum,” says
Pricing and Availability
The GRF55xx family comes in pin-compatible 3mm x 3mm, 16-pin QFN packages. Samples and evaluation boards are available for the GRF5521. Prices start at
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