TGL2217-SMTR7

Product Overview

TGL2217-SMTR7 from Qorvo is a broadband RF limiter / receiver-protection MMIC used in RF, microwave or wireless signal-chain designs. This product detail focuses on the practical RF function, operating range, interface requirements and sourcing relevance for engineering and procurement teams.

The final ordering suffix should be checked against the original bill of materials for package, temperature grade, reel format, firmware option and RF performance before purchase.

Key Features

• Manufacturer: Qorvo
• Part Number: TGL2217-SMTR7
• Device Type: broadband RF limiter / receiver-protection MMIC
• RF Function: Protects sensitive receiver chains from high-power RF input transients
• Frequency Range: Broadband microwave limiter family; TGL2210/TGL2217 are limiter MMIC options used in receiver front ends
• Insertion Loss: Low insertion loss in small-signal receive path; exact value depends on model and frequency
• Leakage / Limiting: Output leakage and limiting threshold are model-specific parameters for system receiver protection
• Package / Case: Surface-mount limiter package, SMTR7 tape-and-reel suffix
• System Impedance: 50 ohm RF signal path
• Design Notes: Confirm input power survivability, recovery time and package land pattern before replacement.

Applications

RF and microwave signal-chain boards, wireless infrastructure, radar modules, satellite/ISM systems and receiver/transmitter support circuits.

Replacement sourcing, shortage support and legacy RF module builds where the exact suffix, package and RF behavior must match the original BOM.

Quality & Sourcing

Antrex Electronics can support sourcing for TGL2217-SMTR7 through available stock checks, BOM consolidation and alternative-lot review. For RF and microwave components, packaging condition, date code, MSL handling and original labeling should be checked before shipment.

For project builds, repair support or shortage coverage, Antrex Electronics can coordinate visual inspection, package verification and third-party testing when required. This helps buyers manage risk when sourcing discontinued, legacy or hard-to-find RF ICs and modules.