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The Infineon PTF141501E is a 150-watt GOLDMOS FET designed for Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) applications. It operates in the 1450 to 1500 MHz band and supports 1600–1700 MHz frequencies. The device features a thermally-enhanced H-30260-2 package with full gold metallization for reliability. Key electrical parameters include a drain-source breakdown voltage of 65 V, an on-state resistance of 0.07 Ω, and a maximum junction temperature of 200 °C. At 1500 MHz and 28 V, it delivers a minimum output power of 150 W CW with 16.5 dB linear gain.
Verify component authenticity through authorized Infineon distributors or certified channels. Confirm datasheet revision status and package marking alignment before integration. Ensure handling precautions are strictly followed due to electrostatic discharge sensitivity. Validate thermal interface material compatibility with the H-30260-2 flange package for optimal performance.
Select this component for DAB transmitter designs requiring high linearity and efficiency. Consider the 65 V drain-source breakdown voltage and 200 °C junction temperature limits for robust operation. Evaluate the need for broadband matching networks given the integrated internal matching capabilities. Assess thermal management requirements based on the 0.4 °C/W thermal resistance characteristic.
This part belongs to Infineon's GOLDMOS family of LDMOS transistors, specifically engineered for high-power RF applications. It utilizes advanced semiconductor technology to deliver superior performance in broadcast environments. The device represents a specialized solution for digital audio broadcasting infrastructure, emphasizing reliability and thermal efficiency.
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The maximum junction temperature (TJ) is 200 °C.
Yes, it features integrated ESD protection meeting Human Body Model Class 1 standards.
The typical gain (Gps) at 1500 MHz is 16.5 dB.