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The BLA6H1011-600 is a 600 W LDMOS pulsed power transistor designed for TCAS and IFF applications in the 1030 MHz to 1090 MHz range. It operates at a supply voltage of 48 V with an IDq of 100 mA, delivering 600 W output power, 17 dB power gain, and 52% efficiency under typical pulsed RF conditions (tp = 50 µs, δ = 2%). The device features a flanged balanced ceramic package (SOT539A) with two mounting holes and four leads. Key electrical limits include a drain-source voltage of 100 V, gate-source voltage up to 13 V, and a junction temperature maximum of 200 °C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix matches the required configuration before purchase. Confirm RoHS compliance status as per the latest manufacturer documentation. Ensure handling procedures account for ESD sensitivity during transport and installation. Cross-reference the SOT539A package dimensions with your mechanical design constraints.
Select this component for avionics radar systems requiring high pulsed power within the 1030–1090 MHz band. Evaluate thermal management requirements based on the specified transient thermal impedance values. Ensure the driving circuit can support the necessary pulse width and duty cycle parameters for optimal performance.
This part belongs to Ampleon's LDMOS avionics power transistor series. It is specifically engineered for airborne surveillance and collision avoidance systems. The device represents a balance of high power density and robust operation in critical aviation environments.
Consult official Ampleon substitution guides for verified equivalents. Do not assume pin compatibility with other packages without explicit datasheet confirmation.
The BLA6H1011-600 can withstand a load mismatch corresponding to VSWR = 5:1 through all phases under specified operating conditions.
No, the BLA6H1011-600 is designed as a pulsed power transistor. Continuous operation exceeds its thermal and electrical limitations.
Typical impedances are provided in the datasheet for 1030 MHz, 1060 MHz, and 1090 MHz, including source and load impedances for production testing.