Overview
The AFT09S282NR3 is an 80-watt RF power LDMOS (Laterally Diffused Metal Oxide Semiconductor) transistor manufactured by NXP USA Inc. Although this component is currently obsolete and no longer in production, it was designed to serve specific high-power RF applications. The transistor is part of NXP's portfolio of RF power devices, known for their high reliability and performance in demanding environments.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 80 Watts |
| Frequency Range | 720 to 960 MHz |
| Device Type | LDMOS Transistor |
| Package Type | Not specified (refer to datasheet for details) |
| Status | Obsolete |
Key Features
- High power output of 80 watts, making it suitable for high-power RF applications.
- Operates within the frequency range of 720 to 960 MHz, which is ideal for cellular base station applications.
- LDMOS technology provides high efficiency and reliability.
- Designed for use in demanding RF environments.
Applications
The AFT09S282NR3 is primarily designed for cellular base station applications. Its high power output and specific frequency range make it suitable for use in wireless communication systems, particularly in the GSM and UMTS frequency bands.
Q & A
- What is the power output of the AFT09S282NR3? The power output of the AFT09S282NR3 is 80 watts.
- What is the frequency range of the AFT09S282NR3? The frequency range is 720 to 960 MHz.
- What type of device is the AFT09S282NR3? It is an LDMOS transistor.
- Is the AFT09S282NR3 still in production? No, the AFT09S282NR3 is obsolete and no longer manufactured.
- What are the primary applications of the AFT09S282NR3? It is primarily used in cellular base station applications.
- Why is LDMOS technology used in the AFT09S282NR3? LDMOS technology is used for its high efficiency and reliability in high-power RF applications.
- Where can I find substitutes for the AFT09S282NR3? You can find substitutes on websites like Digi-Key, Mouser, or through other electronic component distributors.
- What is the significance of the frequency range 720 to 960 MHz? This frequency range is significant for GSM and UMTS cellular base station applications.
- Can I still purchase the AFT09S282NR3? Although it is obsolete, you may still find it through some distributors or secondary markets, but availability is limited.
- Where can I find detailed specifications of the AFT09S282NR3? Detailed specifications can be found in the datasheet available on NXP's official website or through other reliable electronic component distributors.
