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The BLL6H1214-500,112 is an LDMOS power transistor designed for L-band radar applications operating between 1.2 GHz and 1.4 GHz. It delivers a typical output power of 500 W with a drain efficiency of 50% and a gain of 17 dB at VDS = 50 V. The device features a balanced ceramic package (SOT539A) with two mounting holes and four leads. Key electrical limits include a drain-source voltage of 100 V and a junction temperature rating up to 200 °C.
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Select this component for high-power L-band radar systems requiring robust performance across a broad frequency range. Evaluate thermal management capabilities based on the specified transient thermal impedance values. Consider the internal matching network when designing input and output circuits to optimize system integration and minimize external component count.
This part belongs to Ampleon's LDMOS L-band radar power transistor family. It shares design characteristics with the BLL6H1214LS-500 variant, differing primarily in the physical package configuration. The series is engineered to provide high power density and durability for demanding radar environments.
The BLL6H1214LS-500 serves as a functional alternative within the same product family. Verify mechanical fitment differences due to the earless flanged ceramic package (SOT539B) compared to the standard flanged package (SOT539A). Electrical parameters remain consistent, but PCB layout adjustments may be necessary.
The absolute maximum drain-source voltage (VDS) is rated at 100 V.
Yes, it is designed for broadband operation covering the 1.2 GHz to 1.4 GHz frequency range.
It can withstand a load mismatch corresponding to a VSWR of 10:1 through all phases under specified pulsed conditions.