AFT27S006NT1
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| Type | LDMOS Transistor |
| Mfr | NXP USA Inc. |
| Technology | N-Channel Enhancement-Mode LDMOS |
| Frequency Range | 100 MHz to 3700 MHz |
| Output Power | 28.8 dBm (0.758 W) Typical (Average) |
| Drain to Source Voltage (Vdss) | 65 V (Rated) |
| Supply Voltage | 28 V (Test Condition) |
| Quiescent Current | 65 mA to 70 mA |
| Power Gain-Min (Gp) | Up to 24.4 dB (Typical at 748 MHz) |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Thermal Resistance | 3.4 °C/W (Typical) |
| Operating Temperature - Junction | -40°C to +150°C |
AFT27S006NT1 LDMOS RF power transistor
The AFT27S006NT1 is an N-channel LDMOS RF power transistor from NXP's Airfast® portfolio, engineered for high-linearity amplification in modern cellular infrastructure. Operating over a wide 100 MHz to 3.7 GHz frequency range and optimized for 28 V drain supply, it delivers a typical average output power of 28.8 dBm (≈ 7.6 W) under W-CDMA modulation with high gain (≈ 22 dB) and efficiency. Housed in a compact PLD-1.5W surface-mount package (6.6 x 5.84 x 1.74 mm) featuring a large backside ground pad for excellent thermal management, this device is specifically designed for Class AB operation and compatibility with Digital Pre-Distortion (DPD) systems.
AFT27S006NT1 Applications
● Cellular Base Station Driver Stages
● Broadband Wireless Systems
● Land Mobile Radio (LMR)
● ISM Band Amplifiers
● General Purpose RF Power
Alternative Power Transistor Models
1. AFT27S010N (NXP): A higher-power sibling in the same family offering ≈ 10 W output capability, suitable for designs requiring more headroom or driving larger final stages.
2. MRFE6VP5600HR3 (NXP): A 50 V LDMOS transistor in a similar frequency range but in a larger TO-270 package, offering higher power for main PA stages.
3. BLF6G10LS-250 (Ampleon): A 10 W LDMOS transistor covering 700–1000 MHz, serving as an alternative for specific narrowband or lower-frequency applications.
4. PTVA127002E-V1-R0 (Infineon): A 7 W E-pHEMT device optimized for 2300–2700 MHz, providing an alternative architecture for certain broadband driver applications.
