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PTF211301 Datasheet, PDF (1/9 Pages) Infineon Technologies AG – LDMOS RF Power Field Effect Transistor 130 W, 2110-2170 MHz | |||
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PTF211301
LDMOS RF Power Field Effect Transistor
130 W, 2110â2170 MHz
Description
Features
The PTF211301 is a 130âW, internally matched GOLDMOS FET intended
for WCDMA applications. It is characaterized for singleâ and twoâcarrier
WCDMA operation from 2110 to 2170 MHz. Full gold metallization ensures
excellent device lifetime and reliability.
TwoâCarrier WCDMA Drive-Up
VDD = 28 V, IDQ = 1.50 A, f = 2140 MHz,
3GPP WCDMA signal, P/A R = 8 dB,
10 MHz carrier spacing
-30
35
-35
30
-40
Ef f iciency
25
IM3
-45
20
⢠Broadband internal matching
⢠Typical twoâcarrier WCDMA performance at
2140 MHz
- Average output power = 28 W
- Linear Gain = 13.5 dB
- Efficiency = 25%
- Intermodulation distortion = â37 dBc
- Adjacent channel power = â42 dBc
⢠Typical CW performance, 2170 MHz, 28 V
- Output power at Pâ1dB = 148 W
- Efficiency = 50%
⢠Integrated ESD protection: Human Body
Model, Class 1 (minimum)
⢠Excellent thermal stability, low HCI drift
⢠Capable of handling 10:1 VSWR @ 28 V,
130 W (CW) output power
-50
15
-55
-60
36
10
ACPR
5
38
40
42
44
46
Average Output Power (dBm)
PTF211301A
Package 20260
RF Characteristics at TCASE = 25°C unless otherwise indicated
WCDMA Measurements (not subject to production testâverified by design/characterization in Infineon test fixture)
VDD = 28 V, IDQ = 1.5 A, POUT = 28 W average
f1 = 2140 MHz, f2 = 2150 MHz, 3GPP signal, channel bandwidth = 3.84 MHz , peak/average = 8 dB @ 0.01% CCDF
Characteristic
Intermodulation Distortion
Gain
Drain Efficiency
Symbol Min Typ
IMD
â
â37
Gps
â
13.5
ηD
â
25
Max
â
â
â
Units
dBc
dB
%
TwoâTone Measurements (tested in Infineon test fixture)
VDD = 28 V, IDQ = 1.5 A, POUT = 120 W PEP, f = 2170 MHz, tone spacing = 1 MHz
Characteristic
Gain
Drain Efficiency
Intermodulation Distortion
Symbol Min Typ
Gps
ηD
IMD
12
13.5
34
37
â
â30
Max
â
â
â28
Units
dB
%
dBc
ESD: Electrostatic discharge sensitive device â observe handling precautions!
Data Sheet
1
2004-01-02
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