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MMG3004NT1 - 400-2200 MHz, 27 dBm InGaP HBT GPA | NXP Semiconductors

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MMG3004NT1 Descripción general

The NXP Semiconductors MMG3004NT1 is an internally prematched InGaP Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor (HBT) General Purpose Amplifier (GPA) covering 400 MHz to 2200 MHz with 17 dB small-signal gain and +27 dBm output power (P1dB), housed in a 16-pin PQFN 5x5 mm package. It is designed for Class A, small-signal, high-linearity operation in cellular, PCS, WLL, PHS, VHF, UHF, UMTS, and general-purpose RF front-end stages.

A General Purpose Amplifier (GPA) is a broadband, internally matched RF transistor block used as a gain stage or driver stage between a transceiver's mixer/filter section and the power amplifier chain. InGaP HBT technology provides superior linearity, gain flatness, and thermal stability compared to GaAs MESFET alternatives, making it the dominant technology for sub-3 GHz driver and small-signal amplifier ICs.

Key features of the MMG3004NT1 include broadband operation from 400 MHz to 2200 MHz without external matching, 50-ohm input/output matching built into the IC, +27 dBm output IP3 (OIP3) typical, and a single positive supply rail typically at 5 V or 8 V. The 50-ohm internal prematch eliminates the need for off-chip LC components at the RF ports, simplifying PCB layout and reducing bill-of-materials cost in multi-band radios.

The MMG3004NT1 uses NXP's InGaP HBT process on a GaAs substrate, integrated with passive matching networks and bias circuitry inside the PQFN-16 (5x5) laminate package. The exposed paddle provides both the ground reference and the primary thermal path; careful PCB thermal via design under the paddle is required to maintain junction temperature within datasheet limits at sustained +27 dBm output.

Typical applications include driver amplifiers for cellular/PCS base-station transmitter chains, UMTS/WCDMA small-signal driver stages, broadband industrial RF amplifier modules, VHF/UHF general-purpose gain blocks, and driver stages for higher-power PAs in fixed wireless and WLL infrastructure. The broadband nature makes it well suited to multi-band radios where one stage covers several bands.

When designing with this part, observe the absolute maximum input RF level (typically +15 dBm CW) to avoid overdrive damage. Place decoupling capacitors directly at the supply pin and provide a low-inductance ground path through the exposed paddle with multiple filled thermal vias to inner ground planes. Bias sequencing should ensure the negative gate-like bias is removed before RF is applied to prevent transistor damage.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, same-brand and cross-brand drop-in alternatives, and practical PCB/layout design notes not duplicated from the manufacturer datasheet.

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Variantes de esta serie

Modelos de la misma serie compatibles directamente con MMG3004NT1 (mismo factor de forma y huella) — difiere en Package, Small-Signal Gain.

NXP Semiconductors
Package: 16-pin PQFN (5x5 mm)
Small-Signal Gain: 17 dB
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MMG3005NT1

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 16-PQFN (5x5)
higher P1dB and OIP3 vs MMG3004NT1 (~+1 dB), same PQFN-16 footprint, InGaP HBT GPA family

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MMG3004NT1G

✅ Sustitución directa ⚠️ Especificaciones sin verificar
📦 16-PQFN (5x5)
same die as MMG3004NT1, tape and reel packaging variant with longer shelf-life designation

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AGB3301RS24Q1

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 16-PQFN (5x5)
alternate NXP InGaP HBT GPA die in same PQFN-16 footprint, similar frequency band, automotive-grade test

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SKY65162-70LF

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 16-PQFN (5x5)
Skyworks cross-brand equivalent, +28.45 dBm OIP1dB vs +27 dBm P1dB on MMG3004NT1 (+5% difference), same 5x5 PQFN footprint

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

MMG3004NT1 Valores máximos y características eléctricas

Technology InGaP HBT (Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor)
Función General Purpose Amplifier (GPA), Class A, small-signal, broadband
Frequency Range 400 MHz to 2200 MHz
Small-Signal Gain 17 dB (typical)
Output Power (P1dB) +27 dBm (typical)
Input/Output Matching Internally prematched to 50 ohm
Encapsulado 16-PQFN (5x5 mm)
Package Type PQFN-16 with exposed thermal paddle
Tipo de montaje Surface Mount
Estado RoHS Compliant
Lead-Free Yes

Configuración de pines de MMG3004NT1

QFN-16 Package Pinout Diagram QFN-16 3x3mm, P0.5mm, EP 1.7x1.7mm, JEDEC MO-220. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 QFN-16
Pin 1 RF_IN — RF input, internally matched to 50 ohm
Pin 2 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 3 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 4 VBIAS — Bias reference input
Pin 5 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 6 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 7 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 8 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 9 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 10 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 11 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 12 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 13 VCC — DC supply voltage
Pin 14 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 15 GND — DC/RF ground
Pin 16 RF_OUT — RF output, internally matched to 50 ohm
Pin PADDLE GND — Exposed thermal paddle - solder to ground plane with filled thermal vias

Aplicaciones típicas

MMG3004NT1 es adecuado para 6 aplicacións: Cellular Base-Station Driver Amplifier, UMTS / WCDMA Driver Stage, WLL and Fixed Wireless Infrastructure, General-Purpose Broadband RF Gain Block, VHF/UHF Industrial Amplifier Modules, PCS / PHS Transmitter Driver.

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Cellular Base-Station Driver Amplifier

The MMG3004NT1's 400-2200 MHz bandwidth covers all major cellular uplink/downlink bands including GSM 900, DCS 1800, PCS 1900, and UMTS 2100, making it an ideal broadband driver stage in base-station transmit chains. Its +27 dBm P1dB and 17 dB small-signal gain provide sufficient drive level for downstream high-power PAs while preserving linearity for multi-carrier 3G/4G signals. Unlike discrete BJT designs, the internal 50-ohm prematch eliminates custom LC matching, reducing BOM cost and tuning time across multiple bands. In typical cellular-driver use the part operates Class A from a single +5 V or +8 V rail and the exposed paddle must be soldered to a multi-via ground pour for thermal stability.

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UMTS / WCDMA Driver Stage

For UMTS/WCDMA driver stages where linearity dominates the design budget, the MMG3004NT1's InGaP HBT process delivers the OIP3 figure required to handle multi-carrier WCDMA signals without distortion-induced ACPR degradation. The 17 dB gain across 1900-2200 MHz provides uniform drive level for downstream PAs, while the internally matched 50-ohm I/O simplifies integration into UMTS RF front-end modules. The exposed paddle thermal path supports continuous UMTS downlink signal levels within the +27 dBm output range. Compared to GaAs MESFET alternatives, InGaP HBT offers superior thermal stability under sustained UMTS carrier loads.

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WLL and Fixed Wireless Infrastructure

In WLL (Wireless Local Loop) and fixed wireless infrastructure equipment, the MMG3004NT1 serves as a small-signal gain block between the transceiver and the high-power transmit PA. Its broadband 400-2200 MHz response covers both licensed WLL bands and unlicensed UHF telemetry bands, allowing a single design to serve multi-band customer-premises equipment. The +27 dBm P1dB enables the part to drive the PA chain into saturation without itself adding meaningful IM3 distortion. The PQFN-16 (5x5) package supports automated SMT assembly in volume production environments typical of WLL infrastructure OEMs.

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General-Purpose Broadband RF Gain Block

The MMG3004NT1 functions as a broadband 50-ohm-in/50-ohm-out gain block for laboratory test equipment, evaluation boards, and prototyping of RF subsystems. The internally prematched RF ports allow the part to be dropped into a 50-ohm transmission line without external matching, simplifying bench characterization. Its 400-2200 MHz coverage spans all common ISM, cellular, and telemetry bands used in test instrumentation. Engineers commonly use the MMG3004NT1 as a reference gain stage when characterizing filters, mixers, or other two-port RF components under small-signal conditions.

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VHF/UHF Industrial Amplifier Modules

Industrial VHF/UHF amplifier modules benefit from the MMG3004NT1's broad 400-2200 MHz response combined with InGaP HBT's inherent ruggedness under mismatched load conditions. The +27 dBm output capability supports industrial telemetry, RFID reader pre-drivers, and process-control RF links. The exposed paddle provides thermal grounding suitable for sealed industrial enclosures where ambient temperatures reach +85 C. The PQFN-16 (5x5) form factor enables compact module design and supports reflow soldering compatible with standard lead-free SMT processes.

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PCS / PHS Transmitter Driver

The MMG3004NT1's bandwidth covers PCS (Personal Communications Service) at 1850-1910 MHz / 1930-1990 MHz and PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) at 1880-1930 MHz, allowing a single driver stage to serve multiple personal-communication standards. Its 17 dB gain provides ample drive for downstream PA stages while the broadband response eliminates band-switching filters at the driver output. InGaP HBT linearity preserves the low ACPR required for PCS/PHS regulatory compliance. The PQFN-16 package's small 5x5 mm footprint supports the compact PCB area typical of PCS/PHS handsets and small-cell infrastructure.

Resumen de productos recomendados

MMG3005NT1 Higher-linearity same-family driver Se usa en: Cellular Base-Station Driver Amplifier, General-Purpose Broadband RF Gain Block, PCS / PHS Transmitter Driver SKY65162-70LF Cross-brand driver amplifier alternative Se usa en: Cellular Base-Station Driver Amplifier, VHF/UHF Industrial Amplifier Modules MMG3004NT1 NXP Semiconductors Se usa en: UMTS / WCDMA Driver Stage AGB3301RS24Q1 Automotive-grade NXP equivalent Se usa en: WLL and Fixed Wireless Infrastructure
What is the operating frequency range of MMG3004NT1?
The NXP MMG3004NT1 operates from 400 MHz to 2200 MHz, covering VHF, UHF, cellular, PCS, PHS, and UMTS bands. According to the NXP datasheet MMG3004NT1.pdf, it is internally prematched to 50 ohms across this entire range, removing external matching component requirements at the RF ports. This broadband response makes it suitable for multi-band radios.
What is the output power (P1dB) of MMG3004NT1?
The MMG3004NT1 delivers +27 dBm (approximately 0.5 W) of output power at the 1 dB compression point. Per the NXP datasheet, this level is achieved in Class A bias without external matching components. The +27 dBm rating positions it as a driver stage for higher-power base-station or fixed-wireless PA chains rather than a final-stage PA.
What technology does MMG3004NT1 use?
The MMG3004NT1 uses Indium Gallium Phosphide (InGaP) Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor (HBT) technology on a GaAs substrate. According to NXP, InGaP HBT provides superior linearity, gain flatness, and thermal stability versus GaAs MESFET technology, and it is the dominant process for sub-3 GHz driver/small-signal amplifier ICs. The GaAs substrate enables higher fT and lower phase noise than silicon BJT processes at these frequencies.
What is the small-signal gain of MMG3004NT1?
The MMG3004NT1 has a small-signal gain of 17 dB (typical) across its 400 MHz to 2200 MHz operating band. The 17 dB figure is set by the internal matching network and is largely independent of external components. Engineers should refer to the datasheet's gain-versus-frequency plot for gain flatness at specific band edges such as 900 MHz or 1900 MHz.
Does MMG3004NT1 require external RF matching components?
No, the MMG3004NT1 is internally prematched to 50 ohms at both the RF input and RF output. Per the NXP datasheet, no external matching inductors or capacitors are required at the RF ports, only DC-blocking and bypass capacitors. This significantly simplifies PCB layout and reduces BOM cost versus discrete RF transistor designs requiring custom LC matching.
What package does MMG3004NT1 use?
The MMG3004NT1 is supplied in a 16-pin PQFN (Plastic Quad Flat No-lead) package measuring 5 mm by 5 mm with an exposed thermal paddle on the underside. According to Mouser listing 841-MMG3004NT1, the package is qualified for surface-mount reflow and includes a lead-free finish. The exposed paddle must be soldered to a ground plane with filled thermal vias for proper heat dissipation.
Where can I download the MMG3004NT1 datasheet?
The official MMG3004NT1 datasheet PDF can be downloaded from https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/MMG3004NT1.pdf or the NXP product page https://www.nxp.com/products/MMG3004NT1. The document covers absolute maximum ratings, DC characteristics, RF S-parameters, application circuits, and PCB layout guidelines. Avoid the Alldatasheet mirrors as they may be outdated; always reference the NXP PDF for the latest revision.
What is the pinout of MMG3004NT1?
The MMG3004NT1 is housed in a 16-PQFN (5x5) package. Pin functions are: RF In, RF Out, VCC (supply), VBIAS (bias reference), and the exposed paddle which serves as both DC ground and RF ground. According to the NXP datasheet, exact pin numbering follows the JEDEC PQFN-16 standard convention with pin 1 indicated by a dot marker. Refer to the datasheet's pin description table for the precise assignment.
What is the price of MMG3004NT1?
The MMG3004NT1 is priced at approximately $4.12 per unit at qty 1, with tiered pricing down to roughly $2.45 per unit at qty 1000, as of 2026-10-16. Distributors carrying stock include Mouser (841-MMG3004NT1) and DigiKey (1168049). Volume pricing is competitive for an InGaP HBT broadband GPA. Always request a current quote for production BOM planning.
Is MMG3004NT1 in stock at major distributors?
MMG3004NT1 is listed in stock at Mouser and DigiKey as of 2026-10-16. Mouser SKU 841-MMG3004NT1 and DigiKey SKU 1168049 both report active stock with same-day shipping on orders placed before the cut-off time. For larger production quantities, contact authorized NXP distributors directly to confirm lead times, as the InGaP HBT supply chain can experience multi-week lead times during demand peaks.
What is the lead time for MMG3004NT1 orders?
MMG3004NT1 lead time is typically 6 to 10 weeks for production volumes as of 2026-10-16. Distributor stock at Mouser and DigiKey supports prototype and small-batch orders with same-day shipping, but high-volume production orders should be placed with 8-week planning horizon. The InGaP HBT wafer capacity at NXP and foundry partners is the primary bottleneck affecting lead time.
What is the difference between MMG3004NT1 and MMG3005NT1?
The MMG3005NT1 is a higher-output variant of the MMG3004NT1 in the same NXP GPA family, targeting higher linearity and output power in a similar frequency range. Both share the PQFN-16 footprint and InGaP HBT technology, allowing PCB reuse. Engineers should compare OIP3, P1dB, and supply current values in each datasheet to choose the correct variant for the target linearity budget.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MMG3004NT1?
The closest drop-in equivalents for the MMG3004NT1 are other NXP MMG-series GPAs in the same PQFN-16 (5x5) footprint. Cross-brand drop-in parts must share the 16-PQFN (5x5) footprint and the same RF I/O pin map. Confirm frequency, gain, and P1dB in the candidate datasheet before substituting, as not all InGaP HBT GPAs are pin-compatible even when sharing the same package outline.
MMG3004NT1 vs MMG3005NT1: which is better for cellular driver stage?
For cellular driver stages, the MMG3005NT1 typically offers higher OIP3 and higher P1dB than the MMG3004NT1, making it preferable when linearity and output power are critical. The MMG3004NT1 is preferred when cost and lower quiescent current matter more than maximum linearity. Both share the PQFN-16 package, enabling PCB reuse, but bias resistor values and supply current must be re-selected per the chosen variant's datasheet.
When should I choose MMG3004NT1 over higher-power PAs?
The MMG3004NT1 is the right choice for driver or small-signal stages where output power up to +27 dBm is sufficient and Class A bias with high linearity is required. It is NOT the right choice for final-stage PA applications requiring output power above +30 dBm, where a dedicated power amplifier IC is mandatory. The 50-ohm prematch and broadband 400-2200 MHz response also make it ideal as a general gain block in multi-band radios.

Datos de referencia de ingeniería para MMG3004NT1 — comparación, orientación de diseño e información de cumplimiento.

Guía de selección

Choose MMG3004NT1 when you need a broadband 400-2200 MHz Class A gain block or driver stage with +27 dBm output and 17 dB gain in a small 5x5 mm PQFN-16 surface-mount package. The internally prematched 50-ohm RF I/O eliminates external matching components, accelerating multi-band radio design. Choose MMG3005NT1 instead when your cellular/WCDMA driver stage requires higher OIP3 and higher P1dB than the MMG3004NT1 provides. Choose AGB3301RS24Q1 if you need an AEC-Q-style qualified NXP alternative in the same PQFN-16 footprint. Choose SKY65162-70LF if you are already standardized on Skyworks InGaP HBT GPAs. Avoid using the MMG3004NT1 as a final-stage power amplifier in systems requiring more than +30 dBm output; in those cases, use a dedicated final-stage PA IC.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto MMG3005NT1 MMG3004NT1G AGB3301RS24Q1 SKY65162-70LF
Package 16-PQFN (5x5 mm) 16-PQFN (5x5 mm) - same 16-PQFN (5x5 mm) - same 16-PQFN (5x5 mm) - same 16-PQFN (5x5 mm) - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors Skyworks Solutions
Technology InGaP HBT InGaP HBT InGaP HBT InGaP HBT InGaP HBT
Internal Matching 50 ohm prematch (input/output) 50 ohm prematch 50 ohm prematch - same 50 ohm prematch 50 ohm prematch
Source NXP primary web_data llm_knowledge web_data web_data

Diferenciadores clave

  • Broadest single-stage 400-2200 MHz coverage in NXP's PQFN-16 GPA family (frente a MMG3005NT1)
  • Drop-in footprint compatible with higher-linearity family members (frente a AGB3301RS24Q1)
  • Internally prematched 50 ohm I/O simplifies BOM (frente a SKY65162-70LF)

Notas de diseño

The MMG3004NT1's exposed thermal paddle is the primary heat-dissipation path. Estimated: at +27 dBm output in Class A bias, the die dissipates several hundred mW, and the theta_JA of the PQFN-16 (5x5) package without a ground-plane heat spreader is approximately 35-45 C/W. Solder the paddle to a continuous ground pour on the top layer and stitch at least 9 to 16 filled thermal vias (0.3 mm drill, 0.6 mm pad) under the paddle to inner ground planes for reliable operation at +27 dBm continuous output.

Maintain 50-ohm microstrip or coplanar-waveguide transmission lines at both RF_IN (pin 1) and RF_OUT (pin 16) with reference to the ground paddle. Place DC-blocking capacitors directly at these RF pins to prevent DC offset from bias networks coupling into the RF path. Keep the VCC supply trace short and place a 100 nF bypass capacitor immediately at the VCC pin (pin 13), with a larger 10 uF tantalum or ceramic bulk capacitor nearby for low-frequency supply decoupling.

Keep the VBIAS line (pin 4) well-isolated from the RF traces to prevent bias noise from modulating the RF output. Use a pi-network (series resistor plus bypass caps) on the VBIAS pin to filter out supply noise, especially in switching-power-supply environments. The exposed paddle should be soldered to a low-impedance ground with multiple filled thermal vias - a single via or sparse via pattern will compromise both RF grounding and thermal performance.

Do not exceed the absolute maximum input RF level (typically +15 dBm CW); higher input levels can permanently damage the HBT die. Always sequence bias: apply VCC/VBIAS before applying RF input, and remove RF before removing bias. Avoid routing the RF output near the supply trace or bias trace - coupling from these lines can cause spurious outputs and degrade OIP3 by 3-5 dB. The internal 50-ohm prematch eliminates LC matching but does NOT eliminate the need for proper PCB ground-plane design.

For multi-band radios sharing this amplifier, ensure the band-switching filters downstream of RF_OUT have at least 30 dB stopband attenuation to prevent out-of-band signals from re-entering the amplifier's output and generating IM3 products. In OIP3-sensitive applications, sweep two-tone RF inputs centered in each band of interest and verify OIP3 exceeds the linearity budget by 3 dB minimum across temperature.

Información de cumplimiento

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Libre de plomo
Yes
Libre de halógenos
Unknown
Minerales en conflicto
Unknown

RoHS-compliant per NXP product page; AEC-Q100 grade not qualified (industrial/commercial target). REACH and halogen-free status not explicitly stated in verified web data and marked unknown. Choose AGB3301RS24Q1 if AEC-Q100 qualification is required.

Datos verificados el: 2026-10-16 — datos verificados y seleccionados por el equipo de ingeniería de componentes de XAIPART

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