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Author Topic: NXP jumps into plastic HF LDMOS  (Read 4354 times)
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John K5PRO
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« on: July 21, 2018, 02:43:41 AM »

Years ago, Advanced Power Technologies in Bend, OR, had a line of plastic transistors that were designed for RF, for class D and E power sources. They had devices with mirror image symmetry so that they could be laid out for Push Pull with the sources adjacent. NXP (was Freescale) just introduced a couple of parts that are characterized for RF with full data, and packaged in TO220 or TO247 like the switchmode transistors used by many for class E here. These are only 50 VDC parts, in LDMOS, rated for 65:1 VSWR at 40 and 230 MHz. The bigger one is 300 Watt CW, 1.8-250 MHz range, the MRF300AN and the matching MRF300BN. I don't know the cost of these, but its not gonna be cheap.
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« Reply #1 on: July 21, 2018, 06:26:24 AM »

I don't know the cost of these, but its not gonna be cheap.
DK USA has them at $48.00.  https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=%20MRF300AN
Interesting looking linear FETs, thanks for posting.

73s Nigel
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