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The MMRF5018HS is a 125 W CW RF power transistor optimized for wideband operation up to 2700 MHz. It features advanced GaN on SiC technology and includes internal input matching for extended bandwidth performance. The device is characterized and guaranteed for applications operating in the 1–2700 MHz band, with typical performance specified at VDD = 50 Vdc, TA = 25°C, and IDQ = 200 mA. In the 450–2700 MHz range, it delivers 100 W CW output with 12.0 dB gain and 40% drain efficiency. It exhibits high ruggedness, sustaining > 20:1 VSWR at all phase angles without degradation under pulse conditions.
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Select this component for designs requiring broad frequency coverage from 1 to 2700 MHz with high power output. The internal input matching reduces external circuit complexity for wideband applications. Verify thermal management capabilities, as the device operates with a maximum channel temperature of 350°C. Ensure biasing sequences strictly follow depletion mode requirements to prevent gate-source breakdown during power-up and power-down cycles.
This device belongs to NXP's Airfast series of RF power transistors utilizing Gallium Nitride on Silicon Carbide (GaN on SiC) technology. It is designed to replace older LDMOS solutions where wider bandwidth and higher power density are critical. The NI-400S-2SA package provides enhanced thermal resistance suitable for high-power RF environments.
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Yes, the device includes internal input matching to facilitate extended wideband performance and simplify circuit design.
The maximum channel temperature (TCH) is rated at 350°C, although operation at this limit will reduce median time to failure.
The device demonstrates high ruggedness, showing no degradation when subjected to > 20:1 VSWR at all phase angles under pulse test conditions.