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HMC375LP3E Obsolete 1.7–2.2GHz Low Noise Amplifier | Stock & RFQ

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HMC375LP3E Obsolete 1.7–2.2GHz Low Noise Amplifier | Stock & RFQ

Mfr. Part #: HMC375LP3E
Manufacturer: Analog Devices / Hittite Microwave
Product Type: GaAs pHEMT MMIC Low Noise Amplifier
Frequency Range: 1.7GHz to 2.2GHz
Gain: 17dB Typical
Noise Figure: 0.9dB Typical
Output IP3: Up to +34dBm
Supply Voltage: +5V
Supply Current: 136mA Typical
Package/Case: 16-Lead QFN, 3mm × 3mm with Exposed Pad
Lifecycle Status: Obsolete
Description: 1.7–2.2GHz high-dynamic-range GaAs pHEMT MMIC LNA for cellular and RF receiver applications

RFQ

The HMC375LP3E is a high-dynamic-range low noise amplifier designed for RF receiver systems operating between 1.7GHz and 2.2GHz.

Its combination of low noise figure and high output third-order intercept makes it suitable for receiver front ends where both sensitivity and linearity are important.

Typical performance includes:

  • 0.9dB noise figure

  • 17dB gain

  • Up to +34dBm output IP3

  • Approximately 17.5–18.5dBm P1dB depending on operating frequency

  • +5V single supply

  • 136mA typical current consumption

The output is internally matched to 50Ω, while only minimal external components are required for RF input matching, grounding and DC bias.

HMC375LP3E vs HMC382LP3E: Obsolete 1.7–2.2GHz LNA Comparison

Key Specifications

ParameterHMC375LP3E
Frequency Range1.7–2.2GHz
TechnologyGaAs pHEMT MMIC
Gain17dB Typical
Noise Figure0.9dB Typical
Output IP3Up to +34dBm
Output P1dBUp to approx. 18.5dBm
Saturated Output PowerApprox. 19.5dBm
Supply Voltage+5V
Supply Current136mA Typical
Output Impedance50Ω Matched
Operating Temperature-40°C to +85°C
Package16-Lead QFN, 3mm × 3mm
LifecycleObsolete

Typical Applications

HMC375LP3E was designed primarily for cellular and wireless receiver applications such as:

  • GSM base stations

  • GPRS and EDGE infrastructure

  • CDMA systems

  • W-CDMA receivers

  • DECT systems

  • RF receiver front ends

  • Legacy wireless infrastructure

  • RF test and communication equipment

Its high IP3 performance is particularly useful in receiver environments with strong adjacent-channel or interfering RF signals.

HMC375LP3E Replacement

There is no universal pin-to-pin replacement that should automatically be substituted for HMC375LP3E.

The original HMC375 documentation mentions HMC618LP3(E) for applications requiring improved noise figure, but engineers should verify the current lifecycle status and electrical compatibility of any alternative before use.

A replacement should be selected according to:

  • Frequency coverage

  • Gain

  • Noise figure

  • OIP3

  • P1dB

  • Supply voltage

  • Current consumption

  • Input/output matching

  • Package dimensions

  • PCB footprint

For new RF designs, a currently supported Analog Devices LNA should generally be evaluated instead of another obsolete Hittite component.

FAQ

Is HMC375LP3E obsolete?

Yes. Analog Devices currently lists HMC375LP3E as Obsolete and includes it in PDN 20_0057.

What frequency range does HMC375LP3E cover?

It operates from 1.7GHz to 2.2GHz.

What is the gain of HMC375LP3E?

Typical gain is approximately 17dB, depending on operating frequency.

What is the noise figure?

The HMC375LP3E provides a typical noise figure as low as 0.9dB.

What is the output IP3?

Output IP3 is approximately +33dBm to +34dBm, depending on frequency and operating conditions.

What package does HMC375LP3E use?

It uses a compact 16-lead 3mm × 3mm QFN package with exposed pad.

Is there a direct replacement for HMC375LP3E?

There is no universal drop-in replacement. Frequency, gain, noise figure, linearity, bias and PCB footprint should all be checked when selecting an alternative.

Where can I request HMC375LP3E stock?

DataStorageIC supports RFQs for HMC375LP3E and other obsolete Hittite / Analog Devices RF components. Provide the full part number and quantity for stock and pricing confirmation.

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