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BLD6G22LS-50 - W-CDMA 2110 MHz To 2170 MHz Fully Integrated Doherty Transistor

This page provides the datasheet information for the BLD6G22LS-50, a member of the BLD6G22L-50 W-CDMA 2110 MHz To 2170 MHz Fully Integrated Doherty Transistor family.

Description

The BLD6G22L-50 and BLD22LS-50 incorporate a fully integrated Doherty solution using NXP’s state of the art GEN6 LDMOS technology.

This device is perfectly suited for CDMA base station applications at frequencies from 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz.

Features

  • Typical W-CDMA performance at frequencies from 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz: ‹ Average output power = 8 W ‹ Power gain = 13.3 dB ‹ Efficiency = 38 %.
  • Fully optimized integrated Doherty concept: ‹ integrated asymmetrical power splitter at input ‹ integrated power combiner ‹ peak biasing down to 0 V ‹ low junction temperature ‹ high efficiency NXP Semiconductors BLD6G22L-50; BLD6G22LS-50 W-CDMA 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz fully integrated Doherty transistor.

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Part number BLD6G22LS-50
Manufacturer NXP Semiconductors
File Size 144.24 KB
Description W-CDMA 2110 MHz To 2170 MHz Fully Integrated Doherty Transistor
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BLD6G22L-50; BLD6G22LS-50 W-CDMA 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz fully integrated Doherty transistor Rev. 01 — 15 December 2009 Objective data sheet 1. Product profile 1.1 General description The BLD6G22L-50 and BLD22LS-50 incorporate a fully integrated Doherty solution using NXP’s state of the art GEN6 LDMOS technology. This device is perfectly suited for CDMA base station applications at frequencies from 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz. The main and peak device, input splitter and output combiner are integrated in a single package. This package consists of one gate and drain lead and two extra leads of which one is used for biasing the peak amplifier and the other is not connected. It only requires the proper input/output match and bias setting as with a normal class-AB transistor. Table 1.
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