Avago's multi-market wireless solutions include an extensive portfolio of Silicon bipolar transistors and discrete GaAs FETs, as well as high-performance, low-cost millimeter wave MMICs for a wide range of DC to 50-GHz RF and 10- to 40-Gb/s.

It boasts the broadest portfolio of surface-mount PIN diodes for the cellular/PCS base station, WLAN, CATV, LNB and other wireless communications markets. In addition, Avago's series of surface-mount Schottky diodes feature low turn-on voltage and capacitance, and provide the most consistent performance available. Its wide range of GaAs and Silicon RFICs come in a variety of industry

Millimeter Wave and Microwave Devices

• Amplifiers
• Attenuators
• Frequency Multipliers
• Mixers
• Prescalers
• Switches
• Demonstration Circuit Boards

RFICs (Including Amplifiers and Mixers)

• GaAs RFICs
• Silicon RFICs

PIN Diodes

• Axial Glass Packaged PIN Diodes
• Microwave PIN Diodes
• Surface Mount PIN Diodes
• Demonstration Circuit Boards

Schottky Diodes

• Axial Glass Packaged Schottky Diodes
• Millimeter Wave and Microwave Beam Lead Schottky Diodes
• Surface Mount Schottky Diodes
• Demonstration Circuit Boards

Discrete Transistors

• GaAs Field Effect Transistors
• Silicon Bipolar Transistors
• Demonstration Circuit Boards

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Avago Technologies

RF & Microwave Products

300-2500 MHz Direct Quadrature Modulator

The SKY73010 is a monolithic, integrated quadrature modulator for direct modulation of high frequency AM, PM, or compound carriers

Broad RF and LO frequency range (300 to 2500 MHz)



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Skyworks Inc

Transmitters

Millimetric low noise balanced mixers for frequencies up to 110GHz.

• 18 GHz to 110 GHz
• Narrowband or broadband frequency coverage

The HBM series broadband balanced mixers cover the waveguide bands from 18–110 GHz.
The HBUC series broadband balanced upconverters cover a wide range of waveguide bands from 18–110 GHz.
The HHM series broadband harmonic mixers cover full waveguide bands from 18 – 110 GHz.

HXI

Mixers