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The MAPRST0912-50 is an NPN silicon microwave power transistor designed for avionics pulsed applications. It operates in a common base configuration with broadband Class C performance across the 960 MHz to 1215 MHz frequency range. The device delivers 50 W of output power at 10 µs pulse width and 10% duty cycle, achieving up to 49.6% collector efficiency. Key electrical parameters include a collector-emitter breakdown voltage (BVCES) of 65 V, a maximum junction temperature of 200°C, and a thermal resistance (RTH(JC)) of 0.80 °C/W.
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Select this component when designing high-power RF stages requiring robust load mismatch tolerance. The device supports a VSWR-T of 1.5:1 and VSWR-S of 10:1, providing stability in demanding environments. Designers must account for the 6.2 W input power requirement and ensure adequate heat sinking to manage the 220 W power dissipation rating at +25°C ambient temperature.
This model belongs to the MAPR series of NPN silicon microwave power transistors manufactured by M/A-COM Technology Solutions. The series utilizes a hermetic metal/ceramic package suitable for harsh operational environments. The specific designation indicates its classification as a high-power device optimized for pulsed operation in the L-band frequency spectrum.
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The Collector-Emitter Breakdown Voltage (BVCES) is rated at a minimum of 65 V.
The transistor exhibits high load mismatch stability, tolerating a VSWR-S of up to 10:1 and a VSWR-T of 1.5:1.
The device is specified for a 10 µs pulse width with a 10% duty cycle.