QPD1004
30 - 1200 MHz, 25 Watt, 50 Volt GaN RF Input-Matched Transistor
End of Life announced October 20, 2023 (PCN 23-0146).
Last Time Buy: July 31, 2024
Recommended replacement for new designs: QPD1004A
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Key Features
- Frequency Range: 30 - 1200 MHz
- Output Power (P3dB): 40 W at 1 GHz
- Linear Gain: 20.8 dB typical at 1 GHz
- Typical PAE3dB: 73.2 % at 1 GHz
- Operating voltage: 50V
- Low thermal resistance package
- CW and Pulse capable
- 6 x 5 mm package
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The Qorvo QPD1004 is a 25W (P3dB), 50 Ohm input matched discrete GaN on SiC HEMT which operates from 30 to 1200 MHz on a 50 V supply rail. The integrated input matching network enables wideband gain and power performance, while the output can be matched on board to optimize power and efficiency for any region within the band.
The device is housed in an industry-standard 6 x 5 mm surface mount DFN package.
Lead-free and ROHS compliant. Evaluation boards are available upon request.
Typical Applications
- Military Radar
- Commercial Radar
- Land Mobile and Military Radio Communications
- Active Antennas
- Base Stations
- Jammers
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| Frequency Min(MHz) | 30 |
| Frequency Max(MHz) | 1,200 |
| Gain(dB) | 20.8 |
| PAE(%) | 73.2 |
| Vd(V) | 50 |
| Idq(mA) | 50 |
| Package Type | DFN |
| Package(mm) | 6.0 x 5.0 |
| RoHS | Yes |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Halogen Free | Yes |
| ITAR Restricted | No |
| ECCN | EAR99 |
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