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The Motorola MRF5812 is an NPN silicon RF transistor engineered for high current, low power amplifier applications up to 1.0 GHz. This device features state-of-the-art fine line geometry and arsenic emitters, contributing to its excellent performance characteristics.
Key electrical specifications include a typical noise figure of 2.0 dB at 500 MHz, low intermodulation distortion, and high gain. The transistor is fully characterized and offers a high current-gain bandwidth product. It operates with a maximum collector-emitter voltage of 15 Vdc and a continuous collector current of 200 mAdc.
The MRF5812 is available in tape and reel packaging, with options for 500 units per reel (R1 suffix) or 2,500 units per reel (R2 suffix). It is housed in a SORF (SO-8) package (Case 751-06, Style 1) or a different package (Case 317-01, Style 2).
This transistor is suitable for applications requiring excellent dynamic range and reliable performance in RF circuits.
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The maximum collector-emitter voltage (VCEO) for the MRF5812 is 15 Vdc.
The continuous collector current (IC) for the MRF5812 is 200 mAdc.
The typical noise figure for the MRF5812 at 500 MHz is 2.0 dB.
The MRF5812 is designed for applications up to 1.0 GHz.
The MRF5812 is available in tape and reel packaging, with options for 500 units per reel (R1 suffix) or 2,500 units per reel (R2 suffix).