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The Freescale MRF6VP3450HR6 is an RF FET designed for broadband commercial and industrial applications operating at frequencies from 470 to 860 MHz. This device features LDMOS technology and is ideal for large-signal, common-source amplifier applications in 50-volt analog or digital television transmitter equipment.
Key performance specifications include a typical power gain of 22.5 dB and a drain efficiency of 28% for DVB-T OFDM signals at 860 MHz, delivering 90 Watts average output power. For broadband two-tone performance across 470-860 MHz, it offers a power gain of 22 dB and a drain efficiency of 44% with 450 Watts PEP output power. The MRF6VP3450HR6 is capable of handling a 10:1 VSWR at 50 Vdc and 860 MHz, with a CW power handling of 450 Watts.
This RF FET is qualified up to a maximum of 50 VDD operation and includes integrated ESD protection. It is designed for push-pull operation and offers a greater negative gate-source voltage range for improved Class C operation. The part is supplied in Tape and Reel packaging, with 150 units per 13-inch reel.
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The MRF6VP3450HR6 operates at 50 Volts.
The package code for the MRF6VP3450HR6 is NI-1230.
The MRF6VP3450HR6 is RoHS3 Compliant.
The typical power gain for DVB-T OFDM performance at 860 MHz is 22.5 dB.
The average output power is 90 Watts for DVB-T OFDM signals.
For broadband two-tone performance, the MRF6VP3450HR6 offers 22 dB power gain and 44% drain efficiency with 450 Watts PEP output power across 470-860 MHz.