136-941 MHz, 6.0 W, 7.5 V Wideband RF Power LDMOS Transistor

AFT05MS006N
The AFT05MS006NT1 is designed for handheld two-way radio applications with frequencies from 136 to 941 MHz. The high gain, ruggedness and wideband performance of this device make it ideal for large-signal, common-source amplifier applications in handheld radio equipment.

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Features

  • Characterized for Operation from 136 to 941 MHz
  • Unmatched Input and Output Allowing Wide Frequency Range Utilization
  • Integrated ESD Protection
  • Integrated Stability Enhancements
  • Wideband — Full Power Across the Band
  • Exceptional Thermal Performance
  • Extreme Ruggedness
  • High Linearity for: TETRA, SSB
  • RoHS Compliant
  • In Tape and Reel. T1 Suffix = 1000 Units, 16 mm Tape Width, 7-inch Reel.
  • Output Stage VHF Band Handheld Radio
  • Output Stage UHF Band Handheld Radio
  • Output Stage for 700-800 MHz Handheld Radio

Key Parametrics

  • Frequency (Min) (MHz)
    136
  • Frequency (Max) (MHz)
    941
  • Supply Voltage (Typ) (V)
    7.5
  • P1dB (Typ) (dBm)
    37.8
  • P1dB (Typ) (W)
    6
  • Die Technology
    LDMOS

RF Performance Tables

Narrowband Performance

(7.5 Vdc, IDQ = 100 mA, TA = 25°C, CW)
Frequency
(MHz)		 Gps
(dB)		 ηD
(%)		 Pout
(W)
520(1)18.373.06.0

Wideband Performance

(7.5 Vdc, TA = 25°C, CW)
Frequency
(MHz)		 Pin
(W)		 Gps
(dB)		 ηD
(%)		 Pout
(W)
136-1740.1915.560.06.0
440-520(2)0.1516.365.06.4
760-870(3)0.2015.258.56.7

Ruggedness, 520 MHz

Frequency
(MHz)		 Signal Type VSWR Pin
(W)		 Test
Voltage		 Result
520(1)CW> 65:1
at all Phase
Angles		 0.12
(3 dB
Overdrive)		10.8No
Device
Degradation
1. Measured in 520 MHz narrowband test circuit.
2. Measured in 440-520 MHz UHF broadband reference circuit.
3. Measured in 760-870 MHz UHF broadband reference circuit.

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