2-GHz MESFET Serves Wireless & Broadcast Apps

Targeted specifically for the driver stage of wireless base station amplifiers, the CRF-20010 is the first in a family of RF power transistor products designed for wireless and broadcast applications. The device is a 48-volt, 1-watt high linearity
Nov. 1, 1999

Targeted specifically for the driver stage of wireless base station amplifiers, the CRF-20010 is the first in a family of RF power transistor products designed for wireless and broadcast applications. The device is a 48-volt, 1-watt high linearity transistor with 12 dB of gain at 2 GHz. It reportedly eliminates the dc-to-dc converter required to utilize existing technologies such as silicon and gallium arsenide.

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