Transistors

Northrop Grumman’s first three entries in their GaN MMIC Amplifiers have been developed for defense and commercial ground satellite communications terminal markets and the commercial wireless infrastructure market. 

Integra Technologies introduces IGN1011L1200 on GaN/SiC, exhibiting 17dB gain and 75% efficiency at 1030-1090 MHz, 50V, for IFF at ELM Mode S pulse conditions. Devices are 100% tested.

Integra’s lineup of VHF - VDMOS silicon MOSFET power transistors boasts performance unmatched by any other vendor. These common source power transistor devices offer the highest pulsed RF power and smallest circuit footprint available in any VHF - VDMOS silicon MOSFET high power transistors.

The HF12-125 is a 12.5V epitaxial silicon NPN planar transistor designed primarily for HF communications. This device utilizes emitter ballasting to achieve extreme ruggedness under severe operating conditions. The HF12-series products utilize the unique Spectrum Devices’ Bipolar process which offers a 67% improvement in collector-base breakdown voltage, enhancing reliability while maintaining RF performance.

Integra’s lineup of S-band silicon bipolar power transistors boasts performance unmatched by any other vendor. These transistors are designed to address the most stringent requirements for civilian and military radar, including ground, naval, and airborne mechanically and electronically scanned antennas

The PTF 10149 RF power transistor is intended for use in applications in the 920-960 MHz band

Wolfspeed, A Cree Company, offers the new CGHV27030S unmatched, gallium nitride (GaN) high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) with operation in the 700 - 960 MHz, 1200 - 1400 MHz, 1800 - 2200 MHz, and 3300 - 3700 MHz frequency ranges at both 50 V and 28 V. With features like high efficiency, high gain, and wide bandwidth capabilities, this transistor is ideal for telecommunications applications, as well as tactical communications applications from 20 - 2500 MHz.

Integra Technologies introduces IGT2731L120 with GaN on SiC HEMT technology, exhibiting 13 dB typical gain, and 50% drain efficiency. This device is 100% high power RF tested in a 50Ω RF test fixture.