AFT18S230-12NR3

RF FETs, MOSFETs Overview

The AFT18S230-12NR3 is an RF MOSFET transistor manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. It utilizes Silicon technology and operates within the frequency range of 1805 to 1880 MHz. The device provides a continuous wave average power output of 50 W at a drain voltage of 28 V. It is classified as an RF Power MOSFET with a silicon substrate. The component is supplied in Reel or Cut Tape packaging formats.

RF FETs, MOSFETs Feature Summary

• Designed for high-frequency radio frequency applications
• Capable of delivering significant average power output
• Constructed using silicon semiconductor technology

RF FETs, MOSFETs Applications

• RF power amplification
• Broadcast transmitter stages
• Industrial RF heating systems

RF FETs, MOSFETs Procurement Notes

Verify current availability status as the component lifecycle is listed as obsolete. Confirm specific package variant (Reel or Cut Tape) required for integration. Check RoHS compliance documentation details before procurement. Ensure handling procedures account for moisture sensitivity classification. Validate supplier authorization for end-of-life components.

RF FETs, MOSFETs Selection Notes

Select this component for designs requiring 50 W average power in the 1805–1880 MHz band. Ensure the circuit supports a 28 V drain supply. Verify thermal management capabilities match the power dissipation requirements. Consider the obsolete lifecycle status for long-term production planning. Compare against newer NXP RF MOSFET families if future availability is critical.

RF FETs, MOSFETs Part Context

This part belongs to the NXP RF MOSFET Transistors product category. It falls under the broader MOSFs subcategory. The manufacturer is NXP Semiconductors. The component type is specifically identified as an RF Power MOSFET. It is distinct from general-purpose logic or analog ICs.

RF FETs, MOSFETs Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided data. The component lifecycle status is listed as obsolete, indicating limited direct replacements may exist. Consult NXP technical support for potential next-generation alternatives.