Transistors

Integra Technologies introduces the IGN1214M380C GaN/SiC transistor, exhibiting 20 dB gain, 54% efficiency at 150 us-10% pulse conditions, and operation in the 1210-1400 MHz frequency range. These devices are 100% tested for large signal parameters.

Integra’s lineup of L-band silicon bipolar transistors boasts industry leading performance. These common base devices offer the highest pulsed RF power, highest gain and smallest footprint available

Integra Technologies introduces IGT2731M130 transistor with GaN on SiC HEMT technology, and exhibits 16 dB typical gain and 50% drain efficiency. It is ideal for applications operating in the 2.7-3.1 GHz frequency range. This depletion mode device is 100% high power RF tested in a 50Ω RF test fixture.

Microsemi has leveraged its industry-leading expertise in S-band RF power transistors to create a family of GaN-on-SiC solutions that are tailored to support the requirements of next-generation systems requiring higher power, better efficiency, and wider bandwidth than is possible using conventional silicon or SiC process technologies. For applications operating in frequency bands up to 20GHz, the wide bandgap material properties of GaN-on-SiC technology enable smaller systems with improved voltage, gain, broadband performance, drain efficiency, and long-term reliability.

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

Integra Technologies introduces IGT2731L120 with GaN on SiC HEMT technology, exhibiting 13 dB typical gain, and 50% drain efficiency. This device is 100% high power RF tested in a 50Ω RF test fixture.

The QPD1028 is a 750W discrete GaN on SiC HEMT that operates from 1.2 to 1.4 GHz, providing typically 59dBm of saturated output power with 18dB of large-signal gain and 70% of drain efficiency.

A family of 2-GHz high-power RF transistors features the PTF10120, 10043, 10035, and 10112 models