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PTNC210604MD-V2

Wideband LDMOS Two-stage Integrated Power Amplifier 20 W + 40 W; 28 V; 1805 – 2200 MHz

The PTNC210604MD is a wideband; two-stage; LDMOS integrated power amplifier. It incorporates internal matching for operation from 1805 to 2200 MHz; and dual independent outputs with 20 W and 40 W of output power each. It is available in a 14-lead plastic overmold package with gull wing leads.

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PTNC210604MD-V2

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P3dB Output Power
Gain
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PTNC210604MD-V2
Yes
LDMOS
1.8 GHz
2.2 GHz
63 W
27 dB
37%
28 V
Surface Mount
Features
  • On-chip matching for broadband operation
  • Typical CW performance; 2200 MHz; 28 V; combined outputs: Output power at P3dB = 63 W; Linear Gain = 28 dB; Efficiency = 50.5%
  • Capable of handling 10:1 VSWR @28 V; 10 W mod avg output power
  • Integrated ESD protection
  • Integrated temperature compensation
  • Pb-free and RoHS compliant
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  • Multi-standard Cellular Power Amplifiers

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