PTRA094252FC V1

PTRA094252FC-V1

High Power RF LDMOS FET 208 W; 48 V; 746 – 960 MHz

NOTE: Discontinued.

The PTRA094252FC is a 208-watt LDMOS FET intended for use in multi-standard cellular power amplifier applications in the 746 to 960 MHz frequency band. Features include input matching; high gain and thermally-enhanced package with earless flanges. Manufactured with Wolfspeed’s advanced LDMOS process; this device provides excellent thermal performance and superior reliability.

Product SKU	Buy Online	Data Sheet	Recommended For New Design?	Technology	Frequency Min	Frequency Max	P3dB Output Power	Gain	Efficiency	Operating Voltage	Package Type
PTRA094252FC-V1			Discontinued	LDMOS	0.746 GHz	0.96 GHz	250 W	18.5 dB	48%	48 V	Earless

Features

Broadband internal input matching
Asymmetrical Doherty design: Main P1dB = 190 W Typ; Peak P1dB = 250 W Typ
Typical Pulsed CW performance; 875 MHz; 48 V; combined outputs: Output power at P1dB = 208 W; Efficiency = 56%; Gain = 18.7 dB
Capable of handling 10:1 VSWR @48 V; 208 W (CW) output power
Integrated ESD protection
Pb-free; RoHS compliant

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Multi-standard Cellular Power Amplifiers

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