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UTV080

8 Watts, 26.5 Volts, Class A

UHF Television - Band IV & V

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

CASE OUTLINE

The UTV 080 is a COMMON EMITTER transistor capable of providing 8

Watt Peak, Class A, RF Output Power over the band 470 - 860 MHz. The

transistor includes double input prematching for full broadband capability.

Gold Metalization and Diffused Ballasting are used to provide high reliability

and supreme ruggedness.

55JV, STYLE 2

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS

Maximum Power Dissipation @ 25 C

65 Watts

o

Maximum Voltage and Current

BVces

Collector to Emitter Voltage

50 Volts

BVceo

Collector to Emitter Voltage

28 Volts

BVebo

Emitter to Base Voltage

3.5 Volts

Ic

Collector Current

2.5 Amps

Maximum Temperatures

Storage Temperature

- 65 to + 150 C

o

Operating Junction Temperature

+ 200 C

o

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS @ 25 C

O

SYMBOL

CHARACTERISTICS

TEST CONDITIONS

MIN

TYP

MAX

UNITS

Pout

Pin

Power Input

Vcc = 26.5 Volts

1.0

Watts

Pg

IMD

1

VSWR

1

Power Out - Pk Sync

F = 470 - 860 MHz

8

Watts

Power Gain

Ic = 1.7 Amps

9

10

dB

Intermodulation Distortion

Pref = 8 Watts

-58

dB

Load Mismatch Tolerance

F = 860 MHz

3:1

LVceo

2

BVces

Collector to Base Breakdown

Ic = 20 mA

50

Volts

2

BVebo

2

h

FE

2

Cob

2

θjc

Collector to Emitter Breakdown

Ic = 60 mA

28

Volts

Emitter to Base Breakdown

Ie = 5 mA

3.5

Volts

Current Gain

Vce = 5 V, 500 mA

10

Output Capacitance

Vcb = 26 V, F = 1 MHz

pF

Thermal Resistance

Tc = 25 C

2.5

C/W

o

o

Note 1: F1=860 MHz, F2=863.5 MHz, F3=864.5 Mhz

European test method, Vision = - 8dB, Sideband= - 16dB, Sound = -7 dB

2: Per side

Initial Issue June, 1994