BLF2425M6LS180P:11

Product Category: RF Power Transistor

Basic Information Overview: - Category: Electronic Component - Use: Amplification of Radio Frequency Signals - Characteristics: High Power, High Efficiency, Broadband Capability - Package: SMD (Surface Mount Device) - Essence: Power Amplification for RF Applications - Packaging/Quantity: Typically supplied in reels of 250 or 500 units

Specifications: - Frequency Range: 2400-2500 MHz - Output Power: 25W - Gain: 16dB - Efficiency: 55% - Voltage: 32V - Current: 6A - Package Type: M6 (Plastic, 6-pin)

Detailed Pin Configuration: - Pin 1: RF Input - Pin 2: Ground - Pin 3: RF Output - Pin 4: Not Connected - Pin 5: Vcc (Power Supply) - Pin 6: Thermal Pad

Functional Features: - High Linearity - Wideband Operation - Thermally Enhanced Package - Integrated ESD Protection

Advantages and Disadvantages: - Advantages: - High Power Output - High Efficiency - Broadband Capability - Integrated ESD Protection - Disadvantages: - Requires Adequate Heat Dissipation - Sensitive to Voltage Fluctuations

Working Principles: The BLF2425M6LS180P:11 operates on the principle of amplifying radio frequency signals using a combination of high-power transistors and efficient circuit design. It takes the input RF signal and amplifies it to a higher power level suitable for transmission or further processing.

Detailed Application Field Plans: - Wireless Communication Systems: Used in base stations and point-to-point communication systems. - Radar Systems: Employed in radar transmitters for enhanced performance. - Amateur Radio: Utilized in high-power amateur radio amplifiers.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models: - NXP BLF2425M6LS180P:10 - Infineon BLP2425M6LS180P:11 - Toshiba TLP2425M6LS180P:11

This information provides a comprehensive understanding of the BLF2425M6LS180P:11 RF Power Transistor, including its specifications, pin configuration, functional features, advantages, disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.

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