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Transceiver Module(T/R)MMTR2931P53A

Model No. : MMTR2931P53A

Mars RF's MMTR2931P53A is an S-band gallium nitride transmitter/receiver (GaN T/R) module designed for radar system applications. The MMTR2931P53A operates from 2900 to 3100 MHz with an output power of up to 200 W and a transmit gain of 53 dB.

  • Start 2900 MHz
  • Stop 3100 MHz
  • P1 RX 10 dBm
  • P1 TX 53 dBm
  • Gain RX 20 dB
  • Gain TX 53 dB
  • NF 4 dB
  • Voltage 28 V
  • Size 200×150×30 mm

Product introduction

The MMTR2931P53A operates at 2.7 to 3.1 GHz, with an output power of up to 200 W and a transmission gain of 53 dB. Compared with broadband TR, the narrowband TR has higher gain and lower noise figure, and performs better in applications such as radio communications and radar. The MMTR2931P53A is designed with our gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistor (HEMT), which has higher breakdown voltage, wider bandwidth and higher efficiency. The MMTR2931P53A is equipped with a circulator that provides duplexing function and a limiter for protecting the receiver. In addition, it also contains timing circuits. The MMTR2931P53A is manufactured using Mars RF's advanced gallium nitride (GaN) technology, which has higher power density, efficiency, wider bandwidth and efficient thermal management.
GaN is quickly becoming the semiconductor material of choice for many transistor applications. GaN has high electron mobility, supports greater gain at higher frequencies, and has higher efficiency than equivalent LDMOS (laterally diffused MOSFET) technology. The use of GaN transistors supports key RF requirements such as high gain, low power consumption, high throughput, and extremely fast switching speeds. In addition, GaN transistors enable numerous systems such as air traffic control to span the L, S, C, X, and Ku bands. Gallium nitride transistors can handle a wider temperature range than traditional transistors and work well in harsh environments, making them ideal for RF applications.

FAQ                   

What is the role of transistors used in power amplifiers?
The RF power amplifier is an energy converter. The reason why it can amplify the signal is that it can convert the power supplied by the DC power supply into the power of the output signal. The core component that completes this function is the transistor. Therefore, the selection of transistors is crucial to the performance of the designed RF power amplifier.
1. The operating frequency band, output power, linearity index and working efficiency of the transistor are the first and most basic considerations when selecting a transistor. These indicators are determined based on the indicators of the RF power amplifier to be designed.
2. The choice of the physical type of the transistor is directly related to the performance of the RF power amplifier.

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