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The MRF6V12250HR5 is an N-Channel Enhancement-Mode Lateral MOSFET designed for RF power applications operating between 960 and 1215 MHz. It features a NI-780 package (Case 465-06) with integrated ESD protection and internal matching. The device supports up to 50 Vdc drain-source voltage and handles pulsed output power of 275 Watts peak at 1030 MHz, or 250 Watts peak across the broadband range. It exhibits a typical power gain of 20.3 dB and drain efficiency of 65.5% under specified pulsed conditions.
Verify component authenticity through authorized channels due to potential counterfeit risks. Confirm RoHS compliance status and material declarations prior to assembly. Ensure thermal management solutions align with the specified junction-to-case thermal resistance characteristics. Validate that the NI-780 package dimensions match the target PCB footprint requirements exactly.
Select this component when designing amplifiers for the L-band spectrum requiring high peak power handling capabilities. Consider the internal matching network which reduces external component count but limits impedance flexibility. Evaluate thermal constraints carefully as continuous operation at maximum ratings affects mean time to failure. Ensure driver stages can provide the necessary gate drive voltages for optimal performance.
This part belongs to the MRF6V series of lateral N-channel RF power MOSFETs manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. It succeeds earlier Freescale Semiconductor designs in the same family. The HR5 suffix indicates specific tape and reel packaging configurations distinct from other variants like the R3 or SR3 suffixes found in the broader product line.
MRF6V12250H serves as the base model identifier. MRF6V12250HR3 and MRF6V12250HSR3 are related variants differing primarily in packaging style and reel specifications rather than electrical function.
The maximum operating junction temperature is 225°C.
No, the device is internally matched on both input and output ports.
The typical power gain is 20.3 dB under pulsed conditions at 1030 MHz.