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NXP Semiconductors MW7IC2020NT1

NXP MW7IC2020NT1 RF LDMOS Transistor, 32.6 dB Gain, 2.4 W

MPNMW7IC2020NT1
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NXP MW7IC2020NT1 LDMOS RF transistor, 2.14 GHz, 32.6 dB gain, 2.4 W output, 28 V test, 65 V rated, 24-PQFN (8x8) package, surface mount.

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Packaging24-PowerQFN
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Specifications

MW7IC2020NT1 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
Mounting typeSurface Mount
FET typeLDMOS
Voltage - test28 V
Voltage - rated65 V
Current - test40 mA
Power - output2.4W
Frequency2.14GHz
Gain32.6dB
PackageTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
Case24-PowerQFN

Product details

2.14 GHz LDMOS driver with 32.6 dB gain

The NXP MW7IC2020NT1 is a 28 V LDMOS RF power transistor designed for the 2.14 GHz band, delivering 2.4 W output with a gain of 32.6 dB. The 65 V drain rating provides operating margin for 28 V bias, typical in cellular base station driver stages and repeater amplifiers. The 24-PQFN (8x8) package integrates the thermal slug for direct PCB heat sinking.

Gain and output power for PA chain budgeting

At 40 mA test current and 28 V drain, the 32.6 dB gain means a 0 dBm input produces over 2 W output — enough to drive a final-stage LDMOS or GaN transistor without an intermediate pre-driver. The 2.4 W output at 2.14 GHz suits W-CDMA and LTE small-cell power amplifiers where linearity and efficiency matter more than raw peak power.

Frequently asked questions

What package does MW7IC2020NT1 use?

The MW7IC2020NT1 is supplied in a 24-PowerQFN package, specifically the 24-PQFN (8x8) variant, for surface-mount assembly.

What is the gain of MW7IC2020NT1 at 2.14 GHz?

The listed gain is 32.6 dB at 2.14 GHz with a 28 V drain and 40 mA test current.