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The PTFA043002E is a 300-watt, internally-matched, laterally-diffused GOLDMOS push-pull FET designed for analog and digital broadcast applications from 470 to 860 MHz. It operates at VDD = 32 V with an average output power of 100 W (ATSC 8VSB) or 300 W PEP. Key electrical parameters include a common source power gain of 16 dB, drain efficiency up to 41%, and first adjacent IMD below -33 dBc. The device features a maximum drain-source breakdown voltage of 65 V, junction temperature of 200 °C, and thermal resistance of 0.23 °C/W.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'E' against official Infineon documentation to confirm RoHS compliance and Pb-free status. Ensure the procurement channel sources directly from authorized distributors to guarantee component authenticity and traceability. Confirm that the H-30275-4 flange mount package matches the mechanical design constraints of the target application.
Select this component for high-power RF applications requiring broadband performance between 470 and 860 MHz. The integrated matching network simplifies circuit design compared to discrete LDMOS devices. Evaluate the 0.23 °C/W thermal resistance to ensure adequate heatsinking for the 761 W total dissipation capability. Consider the 65 V drain-source breakdown voltage when designing the biasing and supply circuits.
This part belongs to Infineon's GOLDMOS family of laterally-diffused MOSFETs specifically engineered for high-power radio frequency applications. It utilizes a thermally enhanced flange mount package to maximize heat dissipation in demanding broadcast environments. The internal matching network allows for direct integration into broadband amplifier stages without external impedance transformation components.
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The maximum junction temperature (TJ) is 200 °C.
Yes, the device features broadband internal matching suitable for operation from 470 to 860 MHz.
The typical drain efficiency is 41% at 300 W PEP and 860 MHz.