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The Microchip Technology 1011GN-250V is a Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistor designed for high-power RF applications. It operates within the 1030 MHz to 1090 MHz frequency band, delivering a pulsed output power of 250 Watts with a typical drain efficiency exceeding 70%. The device utilizes a common source Class AB configuration biased at 50 Volts and features a compact 55-QP package. Key electrical characteristics include a typical power gain of 20.5 dB and excellent gain flatness of 0.1 dB across the specified bandwidth.
Verify the specific revision level against the latest official datasheet before procurement, as packaging details may have been updated. Confirm that the required test fixtures are available, as they are necessary for proper evaluation and integration. Ensure that the supply chain documentation aligns with current export classification standards, specifically EAR-99, to prevent compliance issues during international shipping.
Select this component when designing avionics secondary radar systems requiring high peak power in the 1030-1090 MHz band. The 50V bias requirement and specific gate-source voltage limits must be accommodated in the driver circuit design. Consider the thermal resistance and junction temperature limits when planning heat dissipation strategies for the 55-QP package.
This device belongs to the family of high-performance RF discrete components manufactured by Microsemi Corporation. It is engineered for demanding communication, defense, and aerospace markets where reliability and power density are critical. The product line focuses on providing robust semiconductor solutions for complex system architectures.
Consult official Microsemi documentation for verified equivalent part numbers. Do not substitute with generic GaN devices without validating pin compatibility, thermal performance, and electrical parameters against the original specifications.
The absolute maximum operating junction temperature is +200°C.
The transistor exhibits a load mismatch tolerance of 5:1 VSWR at 250W output power and 1030MHz frequency.
The typical power gain is 20.5 dB under standard test conditions.