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The Microchip Technology 0912GN-15E is a Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistor designed for E Class driver applications. It operates within the 960-1215 MHz frequency range and delivers a pulsed output power of 15 Watts under 128us, 10% duty cycle conditions. The device requires a 50V drain-source bias voltage and features common source architecture with Class AB operation. Key electrical characteristics include a typical power gain of 18.1 dB, drain efficiency exceeding 60%, and excellent gain flatness of 0.2 dB. Maximum ratings specify a drain-source voltage of 150 V and an operating junction temperature up to +200°C.
Verify the specific package variant required, as the base model number corresponds to three distinct physical footprints: 55-QQ, 55-QQP, and 55-78029. Confirm that the ordering suffix matches the desired case outline dimensions. Ensure compatibility with 50Ω input and output impedances for standard plug-and-play pallet integration. Validate thermal management requirements against the maximum junction temperature rating of +200°C during system design.
Select this component for avionics applications requiring high linearity and wideband performance in the 960-1215 MHz spectrum. The device is optimized for pulsed operations with a 128us pulse width and 10% duty cycle. Consider the specific package size constraints when choosing between the compact 55-QQ/QLP options and the larger 55-78029 pallet. Ensure the driving circuit can provide the necessary 50V bias and appropriate gate voltage levels for Class AB operation.
This part belongs to Microsemi's portfolio of RF discrete components, specifically targeting aerospace and defense markets. It utilizes advanced GaN-on-SiC technology to achieve high power density and efficiency compared to traditional LDMOS devices. The product line supports scalable designs for various radar and communication subsystems where size, weight, and power are critical factors.
Direct substitutes are not explicitly listed in the provided documentation. Evaluate alternative GaN transistors from the same manufacturer or other vendors based on matching frequency ranges, output power capabilities, and package compatibility. Verify that any replacement maintains similar gain flatness and efficiency metrics for the intended avionics application.
The absolute maximum drain-source voltage (VDSS) rating is 150 V.
No, the specifications are defined for pulsed operation at 128us pulse width and 10% duty cycle.
The typical power gain is 18.2 dB at 1090 MHz with a 320 mW input power.