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M68772 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) Mitsubishi Electric Semiconductor – Silicon MOS FET Power Amplifier, 890-915MHz 13W FM Mobile
ATTENTION
OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS
FOR HANDLING
ELETROSTATIC
SENSITIVE
DEVICES
O U T L IN E D R A W IN G
6 0 .5 + /-1
5 7 .5 + /-0 .5
5 0 .2 + /-1
+ 0 .2
2 -R 1 .6
0
1
2
3
φ 0 .4 5
+ /-0 .2
8 .3 + /-1
2 1 .3 + /-1
4 3 .3 + /-1
5 1 .3 + /-1
MITSUBISHI RF POWER MODULE
M68772
Silicon MOS FET Power Amplifier, 890-915MHz 13W FM Mobile
D im e n s io n s in m m
B L O C K D IA G R A M
2
3
4
5
1
4
5
P IN :
1 P in : R F IN P U T
2 V G G : G A T E B IA S S U P P L Y
3 V D D : D R A IN B IA S S U P P L Y
4 PO : RF OUTPUT
5 G N D : F IN
H11
MAXIMUM RATINGS (Tc=25deg C UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
SYMBOL
PARAMETER
CONDITIONS
VDD
SUPPLY VOLTAGE
VGG<5V,ZG=ZL=50 ohms
VGG
GATE BIAS VOLTAGE
Pin
INPUT POWER
f=890-915MHz,ZG=ZL=50 ohms
Po
OUTPUT POWER
f=890-915MHz,ZG=ZL=50 ohms
Tc(OP)
OPERATION CASE TEMPERATURE f=890-915MHz,ZG=ZL=50 ohms
Tstg
STORAGE TEMPERATURE
Note:Above parameters are guaranteed independently.
RATINGS
17
5.5
10
20
-30 to +100
-40 to +100
UNIT
V
V
mW
W
deg. C
deg. C
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Tc=25deg. C ,Zg=Zl=50 ohms UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
SYMBOL
PARAMETER
TEST CONDITIONS
LIMITS
MIN
MAX
f FREQUENCY RANGE
890
915
Po OUTPUT POWER
VDD=12.5V, VGG=4V, Pin=2mW
13
Efficiency TOTAL EFFICIENCY
VDD=12.5V, Pin=2mW
35
2fo 2nd HARMONIC
Po=13W (VGG adjust)
-30
VSWR in INPUT VSWR
4
Switching tr, tf
Po=13W(VGG adjust), VGG: ON/OFF
2.0
Time
Vdd=12.5V, Pin=2mW
- STABILITY
ZG=50 ohms, VDD=10-16V, Pin=1-4mW,
Po=0.1-20W (VGG Control), LOAD VSWR < 4:1
No parasitic
oscillation
- LOAD VSWR TOLERANCE VDD=15.2V,Pin=2mW,Po=13W(VGG adjust)
ZG=50 ohms, LOAD VSWR=20:1
No degradation
or destroy
UNIT
MHz
W
%
dBc
-
micro
sec
-
-
ABOVE PARAMETERS, RATINGS, LIMITS AND CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE .
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