They use a device called a GAL5, its used as a RF amplifier giving 25mW output, while searching the net I can find no reference to a GAL5 device. Its a SOT223 package.
They also mention it has 0 - 2Ghz (or was it 4??)
Anyone know what this part is?
Ramsey FM transmitter
Dec 30, 2003
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I think you have some typos. You might do better searching for Gallium Arsenide, or GaAs. IIRC this is a manufacturing method for high speed semiconductors.
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GAL5 is the name of a Minicircuits amplifier. It does DC to 4GHz with 20 to 15 dB gain. supply is 4.4V at 65mA.
Rene
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GAL5 is the name of a Minicircuits amplifier. It does DC to 4GHz with 20 to 15 dB gain. supply is 4.4V at 65mA.
Rene
Ing.Buero R.Tschaggelar - http://www.ibrtses.com
& commercial newsgroups - http://www.talkto.net
Apparently this is GALI-5 from
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, look under "amplifiers".
Paul
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