Guerrilla RF announces it is now sampling the GRF5123 and GRF5124, two new high gain, high linearity driver amplifiers designed specifically for 5G mMIMO transmitters.

Guerrilla RF, Inc. announces the formal release of the GRF5526, GRF5526W, GRF5536 and GRF5536W, the latest in a series of ¼ W linear power amplifiers.

Guerrilla RF introduces the GRF5521, one of ten ¼ W linear power amplifiers (PAs) released as part of the company’s continued expansion into the cellular market.

Guerrilla RF announces it is now sampling the GRF5317, the first of a series of 0.1W linear power amplifiers being developed by the company.

InGaP HBT Amplifiers from Guerrilla RF Provide Flat Gain Responses Covering Multiple Octaves – a Critical Feature for Broadband Apps Like Test and Measurement.

By leveraging adobe’s ColdFusion web applications development platform, GRF rapidly deployed sites and content in record time, outpacing competition.

Guerrilla RF has introduced the company’s first two InGaP HBT power amplifier products. Both devices deliver 60% saturated efficiency, with high gain and high output power, making them well suited choices for the final stage of applicable transmit chains. The GRF5504 is a high efficiency power amplifier that delivers up to 3.5W at Psat, with Vcc set to five volts and a low Iccq of 120mA.

Provider of high performance MMICs, Guerrilla RF, has introduced the GRF4002-W, a new addition to its list of AEC-Q100 automotive-qualified linear LNAs. This amplifier is targeted at high-volume LNA/driver applications, with compensators and second-stage satellite radio LNAs being prime examples.

  Provider of high performance radio frequency (RF) and microwave integrated circuits (ICs) for wireless applications, Guerrila RF has announced the closing of a $3.8m Series E funding round with participation from multiple angel investors. The $3.8m funding is composed of a combination of equity and debt.

Provider of high performance MMICs, Guerrilla RF, has introduced GRF4014, a new addition to the company’s growing list of broadband, low-noise linear drivers. The amplifier is targeted at small cells, cellular boosters and other broadband, high-performance applications offering broadband frequency coverage with a minimal number of external components. It is offered in an ultra-small 1.5x1.5mm DFN-6 package, thus sharing a common pin out wit...

Guerrilla RF announces the closing of a $2.8M Series D funding round with participation from multiple angel investors. The $2.8M funding is composed of a combination of equity and debt. Guerrilla RF expects to employ 20 total associates by year-end. The company will be expanding their current facility, in order to accommodate this projected growth. “Coming out of an exciting year, we see even larger opportunities ahead of us,&rdqu...

  The first member of Guerrilla RF's growing list of failsafe switch and amplifier devices has been introduced - the GRF6011. Failsafe refers to the characteristic whereby one switch path defaults to a low loss state, when all power is removed.

Guerrilla RF introduces a broadband, low noise linear amplifier with integrated bypass that covers a wide bandwidth with minimal external parts, yielding a compact, low-cost solution. This device integrates low noise figure, high linearity and low-loss bypass functionality into a small application footprint, making it suitable for demanding small cell, cellular booster and repeater transmit-receive applications in the 700-3,800MHz frequency bands...

Guerrilla RF has introduced a recent addition to the company’s family of high linearity gain blocks featuring a unique combination of simple-application schematic, flat gain and high compressed output power which operate from near DC up to 4GHz. The GRF2012 and GRF2013 are suitable as cost-effective pre-drivers for today’s state-of-the-art broadband GaN high power amplifiers as well as a multitude of general purpose, high-performance ...

Guerrilla RF has announced that it has received volume production orders for its premier Ultra-Low Noise Amplifier (Ultra-LNA) devices with industry-leading Noise Figure (NF), gain and linearity. The GRF2051, along with the higher gain GRF2052, support a wide range of high performance LNA applications including macro base stations, small cells, DAS and other high performance applications requiring the lowest possible NF along with the highest pos...

Guerrilla introduces a line of gain blocks, GRF2013 and GRF3013, that feature industry-leading linearity and outstanding saturated output power along with low noise. These cost-effective and internally matched devices enable a number of designs including small cells, cellular repeaters, LTE/WCDMA linear driver amplifiers, high power saturated PA drivers and other wireless infrastructure applications over a wide range of frequencies.

An LNA, which can cover a bandwidth of 1700-2700MHz with a single match, has been released by Guerrilla RF. Expanding the company’s Power-LNA family, the GRF5020 yields OP1dB values of up to +28.5dBm, OIP3 values of up to +50dBm and a sub 1dB noise figure. The device is not only suitable for use as a PA or linear driver but also as an LNA for demanding first, second or third stage applications requiring high linearity, ruggedness and low NF...

Designed for WLAN access points, the GRF2505 LNA and the GRF2541 PA driver have been released by Guerrilla RF. Providing ultra-low noise and high linearity across a 5-6GHz bandwidth, the GRF2505 can be used as either an LNA or as a PA driver for 802.11ac applications. The device’s high IP3 and compression point make it suitable for use as a PA driver, while its low NF of 0.8dB make it suitable as an LNA. 

Designed for small cells, macro base stations, DAS and other wireless devices in the 700-2700MHz band, the GRF2104 LNA has been released by Guerrilla RF. With a flat gain of 20dB, the device offers outstanding NF and linearity across the 700-2700MHz bandwidth. Internal pre-matching to 50Ω provides users with a compact, low-cost solution, while flexible biasing enables high levels of reuse within a design and across platforms.

The GRF2051 and GRF2052 LNAs, which are optimised for frequency ranges of 1700-2700MHz and 2300-3800MHz, respectively, have been released by Guerrilla RF. Featuring adjustable current, external matching and flexible Vdd, the LNAs support a wide range of infrastructure devices including high performance small cell LNAs, macro base station LNAs, DAS and general purpose LNAs.