A2I20D020GNR1

RF Amplifiers Overview

The A2I20D020GNR1 is a wideband integrated circuit designed for operation within the 1400 to 2200 MHz frequency range. This multi-stage structure provides an average power output of 2.5 W and requires a supply voltage of 28 V. The device features on-chip matching, eliminating the need for external input and output matching networks across its specified bandwidth. It is housed in the FM17F package, which corresponds to the TO-270WB form factor. The component is classified as End of Life by the manufacturer.

RF Amplifiers Feature Summary

• Wideband operation from 1400 to 2200 MHz with on-chip matching
• Multi-stage architecture rated for 2.5 W average power output
• Designed for 28 V supply voltage operation

RF Amplifiers Applications

• W-CDMA systems
• Broadband communication infrastructure
• RF signal amplification

RF Amplifiers Procurement Notes

This component is officially designated as End of Life by NXP Semiconductors and is not recommended for new designs. Verification of current stock availability through authorized distributors is essential, as supply may be limited or discontinued. Ensure compliance with RoHS and REACH SVHC declarations prior to procurement. Confirm that the FM17F package meets thermal and mechanical requirements for the intended application.

RF Amplifiers Selection Notes

Select this part only if the design supports legacy components due to its End of Life status. Verify that the 28 V supply requirement and 2.5 W power rating align with system constraints. The on-chip matching simplifies layout but restricts flexibility outside the 1400–2200 MHz band. Consider obsolescence risks and long-term supply chain stability before finalizing the selection for production.

RF Amplifiers Part Context

The A2I20D020GNR1 belongs to NXP’s wideband RF amplifier family, specifically engineered for cellular and broadband applications. It shares architectural similarities with the A2I20D020N but includes specific packaging and tape-and-reel configurations indicated by the suffix. The device utilizes a multi-stage topology to achieve high gain and power efficiency within its designated frequency window.

RF Amplifiers Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available. As the component is End of Life, direct replacements must be evaluated based on functional equivalence. Engineers should assess alternative wideband amplifiers from other manufacturers that match the 1400–2200 MHz range, 28 V operation, and similar power output specifications.