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an amplifier to be used as an active isolator. This article presents the performance and describes active isolators. Some applications for high isolation amplifiers are reducing load pull of voltage
and combiner. For relatively high RF frequencies, isolators can be used but they are expensive; for
external expensive isolator. Good Input and Output Return Loss y 16 dB typical Eliminates need for
Isolation Isolates adjacent circuitry without need for an external expensive isolator. Input and Output
Isolates adjacent circuitry without need for an external expensive isolator. Good Input and Output
buffering broadband circuits, elimi- nating the need for an expensive isolator in most cases. Positive
expensive isolator in most cases. Positive Gain Slope Vs. Frequency • +0.13 dB/GHz (6-15 GHz) •
expensive isolator in most cases. Shutdown feature Allow users to turn on and off the amplifier with pulsed
choice for buffering broadband circuits. eliminating the need for an expensive isolator in most cases.
Acts as a low cost isolator, minimizing the interaction of pre and post circuits. Built-in DC
