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The AT-32063 is a low current, high performance NPN silicon bipolar transistor containing two unconnected devices in an SOT-363 package. Fabricated using a self-aligned process with a 30 GHz fmax, it features a 3.2 micron emitter-to-emitter pitch for fast operation and low noise resistance. The device supports collector currents up to 32 mA and operates within a voltage range of 5.5 V VCEO. It is optimized for battery-powered systems at 2.7 V, offering a typical noise figure of 1.1 dB and associated gain of 14.5 dB at 900 MHz.
Verify the specific ordering suffix when purchasing, as options include bulk packaging or tape-and-reel configurations. Confirm RoHS compliance status through official documentation prior to integration. Ensure the component matches the required SOT-363 footprint dimensions during procurement planning.
Select this component for designs requiring dual unconnected NPN transistors in a compact form factor. Evaluate biasing requirements against the specified 2.7 V optimization for optimal noise and gain performance. Consider the thermal resistance limits when designing heat dissipation strategies for continuous operation.
This part belongs to the AT-3 series of bipolar transistors manufactured by Broadcom Limited. The series utilizes a specialized Self-Aligned-Transistor process designed for high-frequency RF applications. These components are engineered to provide consistent performance across varying temperature ranges while maintaining low power consumption profiles.
No direct public substitute part numbers are documented in the provided datasheet. Designers should evaluate alternative RF bipolar transistors based on matching pinout compatibility, electrical specifications, and package dimensions if sourcing becomes unavailable.
No, the device contains two high-performance NPN bipolar transistors that are electrically unconnected, allowing for flexible circuit design.
The transistor is fabricated using a process characterized by a 30 GHz fmax, making it suitable for high-frequency RF applications.
Yes, the device is specifically characterized and optimized for end-of-life battery use at 2.7 V, and maintains functionality at 1 V bias.