CC2595RGTR

Overview of CC2595RGTR

The CC2595RGTR is an RF Front-End Transmit Power Amplifier optimized for low cost, small package, and high performance. It provides excellent power amplification for various applications.

Pinout

The CC2595RGTR pinout refers to the configuration and function of each pin in its 16-VFQFN Exposed Pad package. This package typically includes a diagram showing the layout of the pins when viewed from the top down with pins named sequentially. Each pin on the CC2595RGTR has a specific role such as power supply input, ground connection, or signal interface. The pinout details are crucial for integrating this component into a circuit as they ensure correct connections for optimal device performance. Designers and engineers must refer to the datasheet provided by the manufacturer to get accurate information regarding each pin's function and electrical characteristics.

Features

• Low Cost and Small Package: The CC2595RGTR offers a compact design with low cost, making it suitable for various applications.
• Very Few External Components: This feature simplifies the circuit design and reduces the overall system cost.
• 2.0-V to 3.6-V Operation: The CC2595RGTR operates within a wide voltage range, making it suitable for various power supply configurations.
• Less Than 1-µA Current Consumption in Power Down Mode: This feature ensures low power consumption during standby mode, reducing overall system power consumption.
• Low Transmit Current Consumption: The CC2595RGTR has a low transmit current consumption, making it suitable for battery-powered devices.
• 98 mA at 3 V for +20.7 dBm Out (PAE = 40%): This feature provides high power amplification with efficient power conversion.
• RoHS Compliant 3- × 3-mm QFN-16 Package : The CC2595RGTR is compliant with the RoHS directive, making it suitable for various applications that require environmentally friendly components.

Applications

• Wireless Communication Systems: The CC2595RGTR can be used in wireless communication systems such as cellular networks, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• High Power Amplification: The CC2595RGTR provides high power amplification with efficient power conversion.
• Low Power Consumption: This feature ensures low power consumption during standby mode, reducing overall system power consumption.

Disadvantages

• Limited Operating Temperature Range: The CC2595RGTR has a limited operating temperature range, which may affect its performance in extreme environments.

Equivalents

For similar functionalities, consider these alternatives to the CC2595RGTR:

• CC2594RGTR: This device offers similar features and performance to the CC2595RGTR but with a different package type.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the operating voltage range of the CC2595RGTR?
A: The CC2595RGTR operates within a wide voltage range of 2.0-V to 3.6-V.

Q: What is the current consumption of the CC2595RGTR in power down mode?
A: The CC2595RGTR has a current consumption of less than 1-µA during power down mode.

Q: What is the transmit current consumption of the CC2595RGTR?
A: The CC2595RGTR has a low transmit current consumption, making it suitable for battery-powered devices.

Q: Is the CC2595RGTR RoHS compliant?
A: Yes, the CC2595RGTR is compliant with the RoHS directive, making it suitable for various applications that require environmentally friendly components.