Gleichmann Introduces NEC NE55410GR LDMOS Field Effect Transistor

Posted by EDA Geek News Staff in Components on Wednesday, October 8, 2008

The LDMOS FET NE55410GR from NEC Electronics (Distribution: Gleichmann Electronics) combines two field effect transistors with 2 W and 10 W power output on one die, manufactured using NEWMOS technology. The N-channel power FET, designed as driver device for power amplifiers in the frequency range from 0.1 to 2.6 GHz, features an excellent thermal stability, an extremely wide supply voltage range from 3 V to 32 V and integrated ESD protection.

NEC NE55410GR LDMOS Field Effect Transistor (FET)The linear gain is 13.5 dB typical (2 W) and 11dB typical (10 W). With a voltage of 28 V between drain and source, a frequency of 2 140 MHz and an operating current of 20 mA, the efficiency of the smaller 2 W FET is 52% typical - with the same voltage and frequency and an operating current of 100 mA, the efficiency of the 10 W FET is 46% typical.

Because of its technical characteristics the NE55410GR, which comes in a 16-pin plastic HTSSOP (Pb-Free), is ideally suited as preamplifier for base stations and UHF-band applications. Data sheet and samples of the power LDMOS FET are immediately available from Gleichmann Electronics.

Founded in 1979, Gleichmann & Co. Electronics GmbH, in the same company group with MSC Vertriebs GmbH, has established itself as one of the leading pan-European distributors of electronic assemblies and components. One of the reasons for the high acceptance by customers and suppliers is the company's early focus on comparatively few, highly sophisticated products such as microcontrollers, programmable logic devices, displays and customer specific power supplies. From this, the resulting in-depth technical know-how of our sales engineers and field application engineers today enables us, if required by the customer, even implementation of complete new designs right up to the finished product. With two of its own ASIC design centers, the Gleichmann research laboratory in Austria and one of the largest and most modern programming centers in Europe, Gleichmann Electronics takes a leading role in terms of service and customer support.

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