The BFP760H6327XTSA1 is an RF NPN transistor in the SC-82A (SOT-343) package, supplied as PG-SOT343-4-2. The four-lead footprint with a centre collector pad demands a layout that keeps the emitter ground path inductance low — the transition frequency of 45 GHz means the package parasitics dominate the gain roll-off above a few gigahertz if the via placement is not tight.
Gain spans 16.5 dB to 29 dB across the bias and frequency range — the lower end is typical at the upper band edge near 5.5 GHz, while the higher figure holds at lower frequencies. Noise figure runs 0.5 dB to 0.95 dB from 900 MHz to 5.5 GHz; the 0.5 dB floor at 900 MHz makes this part a candidate for the first LNA in a GPS or cellular front-end where the system noise budget is tight. The 45 GHz transition frequency (fT) sets the usable gain bandwidth — at 5.5 GHz the transistor still has roughly 8× fT margin, so the gain roll-off is gradual and the noise figure stays within the datasheet corridor. Collector current is rated 70 mA max at 4 V Vce breakdown, with 240 mW max power dissipation in the SOT-343 body.