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MRF157
+BOMFET RF 125V 80MHZ 368-03 1=1PC
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メーカーMACOMテクノロジー・ソリューションズ
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メーカー品番 #MRF157
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データシート MRF157 DataSheet
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パッケージ 368-3
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在庫状況8562
365 日間品質保証
7*24 日間の品質保証
90-時間単位のサービス保証
1日間のアフターサービス保証
仕様
| 属性 | 値 |
| Supplier | MACOM Technology Solutions |
| Package / Case | Tray |
| Part Status | Active |
| Transistor Type | N-Channel |
| Frequency | 80MHz |
| Gain | 21dB |
| Voltage - Test | 50 V |
| Current Rating (Amps) | 60A |
| Current - Test | 800 mA |
| Power - Output | 600W |
| Voltage - Rated | 125 V |
概要
Description
Key features of the MRF157 include its high power output capability, typically around 150 watts, and its robust construction that allows for effective heat dissipation. The device is commonly used in a common emitter configuration, which offers significant gain and power output.
Its design ensures stability and linearity, which are critical for maintaining signal integrity in RF applications. The MRF157 is often employed in amplifiers where linearity and high power are essential. It requires careful biasing and cooling to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Overall, the MRF157 is valued for its ability to deliver high power and efficiency in RF applications, making it a staple in the industry for high-demand RF power requirements.
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Features
1. Frequency Range: It operates effectively from 1.8 MHz to 250 MHz, making it suitable for a wide range of RF applications.
2. Output Power: The transistor is capable of delivering significant output power, typically up to 150 watts, which is ideal for high-power amplification needs.
3. Efficiency: It offers high efficiency, which helps in reducing heat generation and power consumption in RF circuits.
4. Ruggedness: The MRF157 is designed to be robust, capable of withstanding high levels of mismatch and other challenging conditions without failure.
5. Package: It typically comes in a robust hermetically sealed package that provides good thermal characteristics and durability.
These features make the MRF157 a reliable choice for RF power amplifiers in broadcasting, communication, and industrial applications.
Pinout
1. Emitter: The emitter is one of the terminals of the transistor and is responsible for emitting carriers into the base region. It is usually connected to the ground or a reference voltage in circuit configurations.
2. Base: The base terminal is used to control the transistor's operation. By applying a voltage or current to the base, the transistor can be turned on or off, allowing it to amplify RF signals.
3. Collector: The collector is the output terminal through which the amplified RF signal is extracted. It is typically connected to the load in RF amplifier circuits.
The MRF157 is designed for use in power amplifier applications, offering high gain and efficiency in the VHF and UHF frequency bands.