Transistors

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Wolfspeed, A Cree Company, offers the new CGHV27030S unmatched, gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) with operation in the 700 - 960 MHz, 1200 - 1400 MHz, 1800 - 2200 MHz, and 3300 - 3700 MHz frequency ranges at both 50 V and 28 V. With features like high efficiency, high gain, and wide bandwidth capabilities, this transistor is ideal for telecommunications applications, as well as tactical communications applications from 20 - 2500 MHz.

The IB0810M12 is a 12 watt, common base silicon bipolar transistor intended to operate in class C mode over the instantaneous operating frequency band of 870-990 MHz
The new ARF477FL is a 500V (BVdss) push-pull matched pair transistor product providing up to100MHz operation in the ISM Band for industrial, scientific and medical applications including semiconductor capital equipment and MRI systems...

These 35W GaN SiC RF Power Transistors are ideal for commercial and military radar, professional and military radio communications systems, jammers, wideband or narrowband filters, and test instrumentation. They cover the DC to 3.5 GHz frequency range and are available in a bolt down flanged package and in a solder down earless package.

The new ALR series of dual channel loop test translators (LTTs) features simultaneous operation within the Ka and Ku bands, and has the ability to introduce different transfer characteristics in each channel. These instruments are used in an array of testing applications for frequency conversions of uplink (Tx) frequencies to either downlink (Rx) frequencies or to L-Band, and for L-Band to downlink (Rx).

RFMW introduces the BLS9G2731L-400U from Ampleon as a 400 W LDMOS power transistor ideally designed for use in S-band applications in the 2700 MHz to 31 MHz frequency range. With 400 W pulsed power capability in class-AB circuits, the transistor offers 47% efficiency with up to 13 dB of gain.

The CMPA2060035F is a gallium nitride (GaN) High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) based monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) suited for ultra broadband amplifiers, fiber drivers, EMC amplifier drivers, and test instrument applications. GaN has superior properties compared to silicon or gallium arsenide, including higher breakdown voltage, higher saturated electron drift velocity and higher thermal conductivity.

A family of low-noise pseudomorphic high-electron mobility transistors (PHEMT) uses the company’s latest-generation gallium arsenide (GaAs) fabrication process