GaN RF power transistors meet demanding applications

GaN RF power transistors meet demanding applications GaN RF power transistors meet demanding applications

Authorised distributor Richardson RFPD is now offering full design support and availability for two new high-performance GaN RF power transistors from Guerrilla RF – the GRF0020 and GRF0030.

These GaN-on-SiC HEMTs deliver efficiency and bandwidth for demanding RF applications.

The GRF0020 offers a frequency range of DC to 7.0GHz and output power (P3dB) of 30W @ 50V; 19W @ 28V. Saturated gain is 13.5 dB, saturated output power is 45.1 dBm.

The GRF0030 delivers a frequency range of DC to 6.0GHz and output power (P3dB) of 50W @ 50V; 25W @ 28V. Saturated gain is 12.7 dB and saturated output power is 46.6 dBm

Both devices operate on 50V supply rails and support 28V operation for flexibility. They are housed in industry-standard 3 x 3mm QFN-16 surface-mount packages and are also available as bare die: GRF0020D and GRF0030D.

Applications cover cellular infrastructure, radar systems, wireless communications, and test & measurement equipment.

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