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22
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V(BR)CES
50
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Vdc
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‘~@3~ector Cutoff Current
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ON
CHARACTERISTICS
DC Current Gain
(1c = 100 mA, V~E = 5,0 V)
DYNAMIC
CHARACTERISTICS
ICBO
—
—
0.25
mAdc
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20
—
120
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Output Capacitance
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Characteristic
FUNCTIONAL
TESTS
Symbol
Min
Typ
M=
Unit
Common-EmitierAmplifierPowerGain
(VCE =
20
V, Pout =
0.8
W, f =
2,0 GHz)
Load Mismatch
(VCE =
20
V, IE =
120
mA, Pout = 0.8 W, f = 2.0 GHz,
Load VSWR = -:1, All Phase Angles)
Cutoff Frequency (VCE = 20 V, IE = 120 mA)
Gain Unearity
(VcE = 20 V, IE = 120 mA, f = 2.0 GHz, Pot = 0.8 W, P02 = 0.8 mW)
Intermodulation Distotion, 3rd Order
(VcE = 20 V, IE = 120 mA, PO (PEP) = 0.8 W,
Tones at 2.0 GHz and 3.005 GHz)
GpE
8.5
—
—
dB
v
No Degradation
—
—
—
—
in Output Power
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3.0
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Figure 2. Gain versus Emitier Current
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VOLTAGE (VOLTS)
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