indie Semiconductor has developed the iND89101, a low-noise amplifier operating from 23.5 to 30.5 GHz, targeting 5G millimeter-wave applications as well as legacy 24 GHz ISM systems. It builds on the company’s established LNA_024_005, widely used by industrial and consumer radar sensor OEMs worldwide, extending its performance into higher-frequency applications.
Key Features of the iND89101
- Ultra-low power consumption of 18.5 mW
- Compact size: 1 mm x 1 mm for space-saving designs
- Adjustable gain for a wide range of system integration
- Low noise & high linearity for enhanced signal clarity
Unlike traditional wire-bond packaging, iND89101 leverages flip-chip packaging technology, offering:
- Smaller device footprint
- Lower profile
- Improved noise control
- Efficient thermal management
The device is designed for use in receiver front-end modules, active antenna arrays, and MIMO systems in base stations, as well as Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) customer premises equipment (CPE).
Click here to learn more about the iND89101 from indie Semiconductor.
