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Manufacturer	Part #	Datasheet	Description
PREMIER DEVICES, INC.	P1935	203Kb/5P	Power Amplifier 1880-1920 MHz 35 dB min. Gain @ 1900MHz
	R2005240	63Kb/4P	Si Reverse, 5 - 200MHz, 24.6dB typ. Gain @ 200MHz, 235A max. @ 24VDC
	R2005200P12	129Kb/4P	GaAs Reverse, 5 - 200MHz, 20.0dB typ. Gain @ 200MHz, 360mA max. @ 12VDC
	R2005240P12	129Kb/4P	GaAs Reverse, 5 - 200MHz, 24.2dB typ. Gain @ 200MHz, 360mA max. @ 12VDC
	D8740220GTH	135Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 22.0dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 440mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040270GTH	134Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 27.0dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 440mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740250GT	62Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 25.0dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040180GT	143Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 19.0dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040180GTH	134Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 19.0dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 440mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040220GT	135Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 22.5dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040250GT	126Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 24.5dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740200GTH	135Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 20.5dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 440mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740150GT	224Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 15.5dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740240GT	224Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 24.0dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	S8740340	126Kb/4P	GaAs Push Pull, 40 - 870MHz, 34.5dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 280mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740180GT	62Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 18.5dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040200GT	126Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 20.0dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740320GT	127Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 32.0dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D10040240GT	126Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 1000MHz, 24.0dB min. Gain @ 1GHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC
	D8740200GT	135Kb/4P	GaAs Power Doubler, 40 - 870MHz, 20.5dB min. Gain @ 870MHz, 375mA max. @ 24VDC

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What is Gain

In electronic components, gain refers to the amplification ratio of voltage, current, or power between an input signal and an output signal.

In other words, it is a value that indicates how much the input signal is amplified by the output signal, usually expressed in dB.

Gain is used in various electronic components, and it plays a very important role in circuits such as amplifiers and operation amplifiers.

An amplifier is used to amplify an input signal to create an output signal. Here, gain is a value representing the amplification ratio of the output signal to the input signal.

Gain is generally expressed by dividing it into voltage gain, current gain, and power gain.

Each gain is calculated in a different way depending on the shape of the input signal.

Voltage gain is calculated as the ratio between input voltage and output voltage, and current gain is calculated as the ratio between input current and output current.

Power gain is calculated as the ratio between input power and output power, and is usually higher than other gains.

*This information is for general informational purposes only, we will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by the above information.

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