UPC8236T6N-E2-A

RF Amplifiers Overview

The UPC8236T6N-E2-A is a dedicated RF amplifier IC designed for GPS applications, operating at a center frequency of 1575.42 MHz. It is housed in a compact 6-TSON surface-mount package and requires a supply current of 6.5 mA. The component is classified under RF/IF and RFID categories, specifically as an RF amplifier. It complies with RoHS3 standards and is currently listed with an obsolete lifecycle status by the manufacturer.

RF Amplifiers Feature Summary

• Optimized for global positioning system signal amplification
• Compact surface-mount packaging for space-constrained designs

RF Amplifiers Applications

• GPS receiver front-end stages

RF Amplifiers Procurement Notes

This component has reached end-of-life status and is no longer actively manufactured or stocked by Renesas Electronics Corporation. Procurement should focus on identifying verified surplus distributors or authorized legacy stockholders. Verify part authenticity through official datasheets and traceability documentation before acquisition. Alternative solutions must be evaluated due to availability constraints.

RF Amplifiers Selection Notes

Designers requiring active GPS amplification should consider newer Renesas RF amplifier families or equivalent components from other manufacturers that support modern supply chain requirements. Evaluate pin compatibility and performance specifications against current project needs when selecting replacements for this obsolete device.

RF Amplifiers Part Context

The UPC8236T6N-E2-A belongs to Renesas' historical portfolio of radio frequency integrated circuits. It was engineered to provide low-noise amplification for satellite navigation signals. As an obsolete part, it represents earlier generations of GPS frontend technology prior to more advanced integration trends in consumer electronics and automotive navigation systems.

RF Amplifiers Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this obsolete component. Engineers must perform manual cross-referencing with current product catalogs to identify functionally equivalent RF amplifiers suitable for GPS applications.