PTFC270051M V2

PTFC270051M-V2

High Power RF LDMOS FET 5 W; 28 V; 900 – 2700 MHz

The PTFC270051M is an unmatched 5-watt LDMOS FET suitable for power amplifier applications with frequencies from 900 MHz to 2700 MHz. This LDMOS transistor offers excellent gain; efficiency and linearity performance in a small overmolded plastic package.

Product SKU	Buy Online	Data Sheet	Technology	Frequency Min	Frequency Max	P3dB Output Power	Gain	Efficiency	Operating Voltage	Package Type
PTFC270051M-V2			LDMOS	0.9 GHz	2.7 GHz	7.3 W	20 dB	60%	28 V	Surface Mount

Product SKU	Buy Online	Data Sheet	Technology	Frequency Min	Frequency Max	P3dB Output Power	Gain	Efficiency	Operating Voltage	Package Type
PTFC270051M-V2			LDMOS	0.9 GHz	2.7 GHz	7.3 W	20 dB	60%	28 V	Surface Mount

Features

Unmatched
Typical CW performance; 940 MHz; 28 V: Output power (P1dB) = 6.5 W; Gain = 23 dB; Efficiency = 62%
Typical CW performance; 2655 MHz; 28 V: Output power (P1dB) = 7.3 W; Gain = 19.9 dB; Efficiency = 59.5%
Capable of handling 10:1 VSWR @ 28 V; 5 W (CW) output power
Integrated ESD protection: Human Body Model Class 1A (per JESD22-A114)
Pb-free and RoHS compliant

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Multi-standard Cellular Power Amplifiers

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