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The QPD1022TR7 is a Gallium Nitride (GaN) field-effect transistor manufactured by Qorvo, designed for high-power radio frequency applications. It operates across a frequency range from DC to 12 GHz. The device delivers an output power of 10 W at the P3dB compression point and achieves a linear gain of 24.0 dB. Typical Power Added Efficiency (PAE) at P3dB is 68.8%. The component requires an operating voltage of 32 V and features a drain-source breakdown voltage of 100 V with a continuous drain current of 610 mA. It is housed in a QFN-16 surface-mount package and supports a power dissipation of 17.5 W.
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Select this component when designing circuits requiring high linearity and efficiency in the microwave frequency range. Consider the 32 V operating voltage requirement for bias network design. Evaluate thermal management needs based on the 17.5 W power dissipation rating. Compare the 10 W output power against system link budget requirements. Assess the QFN-16 package footprint for PCB layout constraints.
This part belongs to the QPD series of GaN FETs from Qorvo, which are engineered for robust RF performance. The TR7 suffix typically indicates reel packaging for automated assembly. It complements other Qorvo RF components like switches and filters in complete transmitter chains. The series emphasizes reliability and high power density for demanding wireless infrastructure applications.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Consult Qorvo engineering for potential cross-reference options or updated revisions within the same product family.