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The MRF19045LSR5 is an N-Channel Enhancement-Mode Lateral MOSFET designed for PCN and PCS base station applications operating between 1900 MHz and 2000 MHz. It supports TDMA, CDMA, and multicarrier amplifier configurations. The device features internal matching for input and output circuits to simplify integration. Key electrical characteristics include a drain-source breakdown voltage of 65 Vdc, a total device dissipation of 105 W at 25°C case temperature, and a thermal resistance from junction to case of 1.65 °C/W. Typical performance at 1930 MHz with 26 Vdc supply and 550 mA quiescent current yields 9.5 Watts average output power, 14.9 dB power gain, and 23.5% drain efficiency.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against official documentation to confirm package type and reel specifications. Confirm RoHS compliance status and lead plating thickness requirements prior to procurement. Ensure that the source material explicitly validates the exact part number variant being ordered, as suffixes may indicate differences in packaging or processing without altering functional characteristics.
Select this component for broadband commercial and industrial applications requiring frequencies up to 2000 MHz. Evaluate thermal management capabilities based on the specified junction-to-case thermal resistance and maximum operating temperatures. Consider the device's ruggedness under load VSWR conditions when designing for high-power environments. Verify that the required gain and linearity metrics align with typical performance data provided in the technical specifications.
This device belongs to the Freescale Semiconductor RF Power Field Effect Transistor family, specifically lateral N-channel MOSFETs optimized for wireless communication infrastructure. The product line targets high-performance amplifier designs where stability and linearity are critical. The manufacturer has transitioned to NXP Semiconductors, which continues to support these technologies for base station implementations.
Consult official substitution lists for verified alternatives. Cross-reference pinouts and thermal characteristics when evaluating potential replacements to ensure mechanical and electrical compatibility within the existing system architecture.
The maximum drain-source voltage (VDSS) rating is -0.5 to +65 Vdc.
Yes, the device is internally matched on both the input and output ports to ease use in amplifier designs.
The typical power gain is 14.9 dB at 1930 MHz with a 26 Vdc supply and 550 mA quiescent current.