Santa Clara, Calif.—NEC has introduced the µPC8233TK, the latest in its line of SiGe:C (silicon germanium:carbon) low-noise amplifiers (LNA) aimed at GPS and mobile communications applications.
The µPC8233TK offers a 0.9-dB noise figure, helping to improve GPS systems sensitivity, and a 20-dB gain, which helps overcome losses associated with external SAW filters.
The µPC8233TK offers a supply voltage of 1.7 to 3.3-V, and a current consumption level of 3.5-mA typical. It also features a Power Save function that can be controlled directly by the GPS engine's output logic. Power Save with low Enable Voltage: 1.0 V
The µPC8233TK is housed in NEC's miniature 1.5 x 1.1 x 0.55-mm, 6-pin TK package.
Availability: In stock and available now from California Eastern Labs.
Datasheet: click here.
California Eastern Labs, 1-408-919-2500, www.cel.com
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