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The UPA810T-A is an NPN silicon high-frequency transistor manufactured by CEL. It contains two independent transistors in a 2 mm x 1.25 mm SO6 package. Key electrical parameters include a collector current of 100 mA, collector-to-base voltage of 20 V, and collector-to-emitter voltage of 12 V. At 1 GHz with VCE = 3 V and IC = 7 mA, it provides a typical noise figure of 1.2 dB and insertion power gain of 9.0 dB. The gain bandwidth product is typically 4.5 GHz.
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Select this component when space constraints require a dual-transistor solution in an SO6 footprint. It is appropriate for designs needing high gain-bandwidth products around 4.5 GHz. Consider the 100 mA collector current limit for load requirements. Verify that the 12 V collector-to-emitter voltage rating aligns with the circuit's supply rails.
This device belongs to the UPA810 series of high-frequency silicon transistors produced by CEL. It serves as a discrete alternative to integrated MMICs where discrete tuning or specific biasing is preferred. The dual-die construction allows for balanced differential circuits or cascaded amplification within a minimal board area.
Direct replacements must match the SO6 package and NPN polarity. Verify that substitute parts meet the 4.5 GHz fT requirement and 1.2 dB noise figure at 1 GHz. Check if the replacement supports the same 100 mA continuous collector current rating without derating.
The gain bandwidth product (fT) is typically 4.5 GHz, making it suitable for applications up to the UHF and lower microwave bands.
Yes, each transistor is independently mounted and can be configured separately or combined for cascode operation.
The typical noise figure is 1.2 dB when measured at VCE = 3 V and IC = 7 mA.