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The MT3S111TU,LF is a Silicon-Germanium NPN epitaxial planar transistor designed for VHF-UHF low-noise and low-distortion amplifier applications. It features a transition frequency of 10 GHz and an insertion gain of 12.5 dB at 1 GHz. The device operates with a collector-emitter voltage of 6 V and supports a continuous collector current of 100 mA. Key electrical characteristics include a minimum DC current gain of 200 and a typical noise figure of 0.85 dB. Power dissipation reaches 800 mW on a ceramic board, with a junction temperature limit of 150 °C.
Verify the component against the official Toshiba Semiconductor datasheet dated September 26, 2014. Confirm that the marking code matches 'TOSHIBA 2-2U1B' and the package configuration aligns with the specified pinout. Ensure handling precautions are followed due to electrostatic discharge sensitivity inherent in the high-frequency process.
Select this component when designing circuits requiring operation within the VHF to UHF spectrum. Consider the 10 GHz transition frequency and 0.85 dB noise figure for sensitive receiver front-ends. Verify that the 6 V collector-emitter voltage rating and 100 mA current limits accommodate the specific biasing requirements of the target application.
This part belongs to the MT3S111 series manufactured by Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage. It is classified as a bipolar small-signal transistor utilizing SiGe technology. The product was commercially produced starting in December 2007 and is intended for general RF amplifier use within defined operating limits.
Consult the manufacturer's documentation for direct equivalents. Cross-referencing requires matching the SiGe NPN structure, TO-236-3 package, and similar RF parameters such as transition frequency and noise figure.
The absolute maximum rating for collector-emitter voltage (VCEO) is 6 V.
At 1 GHz with VCE=5 V and IC=30 mA, the typical noise figure is 0.85 dB, with a maximum of 1.15 dB.
The typical insertion gain (|S21e|2) is 12.5 dB at 1 GHz under standard test conditions.