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The MW7IC2020NT1 is an RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier designed for single-carrier W-CDMA applications. It operates from 1805 to 2170 MHz with a typical average output power of 2.4 Watts at 28 Volts. The device features on-chip matching, a multi-stage structure rated for 26 to 32 Volt operation, and covers all typical cellular base station modulation formats.
Verify the component datasheet revision and manufacturer documentation before integration. Confirm that the T1 suffix corresponds to the required tape and reel specifications. Ensure thermal management aligns with the junction-to-case resistance values provided in the official data sheet for reliable operation.
Select this component for designs requiring wideband coverage across 1805 to 2170 MHz. Evaluate thermal performance based on the specified junction-to-case resistance under CW conditions. Verify compatibility with 28 Volt supply rails and ensure gate drive circuits support the required quiescent current settings for optimal linearity.
This part belongs to the Freescale Semiconductor RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier family. It utilizes high-voltage LDMOS IC technology to integrate multiple stages into a compact PQFN package. The design targets base station applications requiring high efficiency and linearity for complex modulation schemes.
Consult official NXP/Freescale documentation for confirmed substitute part numbers. Do not assume functional equivalence with other models without verifying pinout, electrical parameters, and thermal characteristics against the original datasheet.
The device is usable from 1805 to 2170 MHz due to its on-chip matching network.
Yes, the integrated circuit includes built-in ESD protection characterized by Human Body Model Class 2 and Machine Model Class A.
It features integrated quiescent current temperature compensation with an enable/disable function to maintain stability across temperature variations.