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The AT-42010 is a general-purpose NPN silicon bipolar transistor designed for VHF, UHF, and microwave applications. Fabricated using a 10 GHz fT self-aligned-transistor process with nitride passivation, it features a hermetic gold-ceramic microstrip package. Key electrical specifications include a maximum operating frequency of 6 GHz and a typical gain-bandwidth product of 8.0 GHz. At 2.0 GHz with VCE = 8 V and IC = 35 mA, the device delivers a typical P1 dB of 21.0 dBm and G1 dB of 14.0 dB. The minimum forward current transfer ratio (hFE) is 30 at 35 mA and 8 V. Absolute maximum ratings specify a collector-emitter voltage of 12 V, collector current of 80 mA, and power dissipation of 600 mW.
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Select this component for designs requiring stable RF performance up to 6 GHz. Evaluate bias conditions against the specified hFE range and power dissipation constraints. Ensure thermal management strategies account for the junction-to-case thermal resistance when operating near maximum temperature limits.
This device belongs to the Avago Technologies silicon bipolar transistor family. It utilizes a 100 mil ceramic package suitable for high-frequency circuits. The technology supports applications demanding consistent gain and noise figure characteristics across wide bandwidths in the VHF and UHF spectrum.
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The typical gain-bandwidth product (fT) is 8.0 GHz under test conditions of VCE = 8 V and IC = 35 mA.
The typical optimum noise figure (NFO) is 1.9 dB at 2.0 GHz with VCE = 8 V and IC = 10 mA.
The absolute maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCEO) is 12 V.