GRF2100
Low-current LNA
Tuning Range: 0.08 to 5.3 GHz
Distributors
Mouser Electronics
1000 North Main Street
Mansfield, TX 76063
Phone: (800) 346-6873
GRF Products
Richardson RFPD
2001 Butterfield Road
Suite 1800
Downers Grove, IL 60515
Phone: (603) 262-6800
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Low-current LNA
Tuning Range: 0.08 to 5.3 GHz
The GRF2100 is a high-gain, low-current LNA tunable over 80 to 5300 MHz. It exhibits outstanding gain and NF with IDDQ levels as low as 6 mA.
The device is operated from a supply voltage (VDD) of 1.8 to 5.0 V with a selectable IDDQ range of 6 to 30 mA for optimal efficiency and linearity.
Product Categories
Applications
- ISM LNA
- 2.4 GHz Drones
- Small Cells and Cellular Repeaters
- Distributed Antenna Systems
Features
Reference: 3.3V/15mA/2500 MHz
- EVB NF: 0.80 dB
- Gain: 16.5 dB
- OP1dB: 10.0 dBm
- OIP3: 19.0
- Flexible Bias Voltage and Current
- Process: GaAs pHEMT
| Name | Part ID |
|---|---|
| Analog Devices | AD8367 |
| Analog Devices | HMC405-DIE |
| Analog Devices | MAX2645 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2657 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2658 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2659 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2667 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2674 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2676 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2686 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2688 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2691 |
| Analog Devices | MAX2693L |
| Analog Devices | MAX2694 |
| Broadcom | ALM-2812 |
| Broadcom | AT-30511 |
| Broadcom | AT-30533 |
| Broadcom | ATF-38143 |
| Broadcom | MGA-87563 |
| MACOM | A1031 |
| MACOM | A231 |
| MACOM | A87-2 |
| MACOM | CA231 |
| MACOM | CGY2108GS |
| MACOM | MAAL-007304 |
| MACOM | MAAL-011204 |
| MACOM | MAAL-011228 |
| MACOM | MAAM-008818 |
| MACOM | MAAM-008819 |
| MACOM | MAAM-008820 |
| MACOM | MAAM-008821 |
| MACOM | MAAM-008970 |
| MACOM | MAAM-009450 |
| MACOM | SMA1031 |
| MACOM | SMA231 |
| MACOM | SMA411 |
| MACOM | SMA87-2 |
| Qorvo | CXE-2022Z |
| Qorvo | NBB-400-D |
| Qorvo | NBB-400 |
| Qorvo | NLB-300 |
| Qorvo | NLB-310 |
| Qorvo | NLB-400 |
| Qorvo | QPA0363A |
| Qorvo | QPA2263A |
| Qorvo | QPA2286A |
| Qorvo | QPA2463C |
| Qorvo | QPL1818 |
| Qorvo | RF2815 |
| Qorvo | RF2818 |
| Qorvo | RF5373 |
| Qorvo | RFFM4227 |
| Qorvo | SGA2286Z |
| Qorvo | SGA2363Z |
| Qorvo | SGA2386Z |
| Qorvo | SGA2463Z |
| Qorvo | SGA2486Z |
| Qorvo | SGA3363Z |
| Qorvo | SGA3386Z |
| Qorvo | SGA8343Z |
| Qorvo | SGC2463Z |
| Qorvo | TQM3M7001 |
| Skyworks | SKY65050-372LF |
| Skyworks | SKY67015-396LF |
| Skyworks | SE2611T |
| Skyworks | SE5501L |
| Skyworks | SE5502L-R |
| Skyworks | SE5512L |
| Skyworks | SKY55950-11 |
| Skyworks | SKY65702-11 |
| Skyworks | SKY65704-22 |
| Skyworks | SKY66101-11 |
| Skyworks | SKY66109-11 |
| Skyworks | SKY85329-11 |
NOTE: Charts represent a compilation of datasets that may span more than one tuning configuration, and apparent discontinuities in the plots may result. Please note that alternative tunes will likely resolve any such irregularities in the plots. Contact [email protected] for further guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the frequency range of GRF2100?
The GRF2100 operates from 0.08-5.3 GHz.
What package does GRF2100 come in?
The GRF2100 is supplied in a 1.5 DFN-6 package.
What is the typical performance of GRF2100?
Typical performance for the GRF2100 is 16.5 dB of gain, 0.8 dB noise figure, and 19.0 dBm OIP3. See the data sheet for full conditions, limits, and over-temperature behavior.
What applications is GRF2100 typically used in?
The GRF2100 is targeted at Automotive, Cellular Boosters/DAS, Navigation, WiFi, and Wireless Audio applications.
Where can I download the data sheet for GRF2100?
The data sheet for GRF2100 is available as a PDF at https://www.guerrilla-rf.com/includes/prodFiles/2100/GRF2100DS.pdf. You can also view it embedded in the Data Sheet tab on this page.
Are SPICE models or S-parameter files available for GRF2100?
S-parameter (.s2p) files for GRF2100 are available on the product detail page when published. For SPICE models, simulation files, or custom tuning data, contact the Guerrilla RF applications engineering team at [email protected].


