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The BLC8G27LS-140AV is a 140 W LDMOS asymmetrical Doherty power transistor designed for base station applications in the 2496 MHz to 2690 MHz frequency range. It operates at a drain-source voltage of 28 V with a breakdown voltage of 65 V. The device provides a typical power gain of 14.5 dB and achieves a drain efficiency of up to 43% under 1-carrier W-CDMA conditions. It features an air cavity plastic earless flanged package (SOT1275-1) with six leads, including dedicated video decoupling pins.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against the manufacturer's current documentation to ensure compatibility with required packaging or testing configurations. Confirm that the component meets RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC compliance requirements for your intended deployment. Always consult the latest product data sheet before initiating design integration.
Select this component for asymmetrical Doherty architectures requiring high ruggedness and low thermal resistance. Ensure the application supports the specified 28 V operating voltage and utilizes appropriate impedance matching networks for the main and peak devices. Verify that the system can accommodate the internal ESD protection characteristics during handling.
This part belongs to Ampleon's portfolio of RF power transistors optimized for cellular infrastructure. It is specifically engineered to address the linearity and efficiency demands of modern multi-carrier base station amplifiers. The device integrates both main and peak transistor functions within a single package to simplify circuit design.
Consult official Ampleon substitution guides for verified equivalent models. Do not assume functional interchangeability with other LDMOS packages without verifying pinout and electrical specifications.
The BLC8G27LS-140AV can withstand a load mismatch corresponding to a VSWR of 10:1 through all phases under specified test conditions.
The SOT1275-1 package includes two video decoupling leads, one for the main device and one for the peak device.
The device demonstrates a typical video bandwidth of 110 MHz in a Doherty demo board at 2600 MHz.