Two new products offer unprecedented RF PA bandwidth and thermal performance ideal for next generation military and civil communications applications
“The industry-leading bandwidth of these two products will enable our customers to replace two or even three separate RF PA’s with a single RF lineup, vastly reducing system cost,” said Paul Hart, senior vice president and general manager of Freescale’s RF business. “In addition, the devices’ ultra-low thermal resistance will allow customers to reduce the cost of their cooling systems, or run at full CW-rated power to much higher case temperatures.”
The new OM-270 package, offered in two-lead and eight-lead configurations, extends Freescale’s proprietary OMNI™ RF plastic packaging technology to the smallest outline yet, and adds compatibility with GaN.
“We have innovated the capability to metalurgically bond our GaN-on-SiC chips to copper flanges, and over-mold them to enable unprecedented thermal performance,” said Mali Mahalingam, Freescale Fellow and head of RF package development. “In addition, this new package platform supports complex internal matching schemes that enable superior broadband performance.”
Freescale’s first two plastic RF power GaN transistors to take advantage of this advanced packaging technology and offer new levels of performance are:
Freescale is displaying and demonstrating these transistors at the 2015 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Booth #3031.
Planned for volume production in Q3 2015, both new products are included in Freescale’s Product Longevity Program, as are all products in the RF Military portfolio. For program Terms and Conditions, and to obtain a list of available products please see: www.Freescale.com/productlongevity.
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