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MD7IC2250NBR1 - 5.3W W-CDMA RF LDMOS Amplifier | NXP Semiconductors

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24 V to 32 V Vdss TO-272 WB-14 (plastic over-mold) Package 2110-2170 MHz Speed
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MD7IC2250NBR1 Übersicht

The NXP Semiconductors MD7IC2250NBR1 is a single W-CDMA RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier covering 2110-2170 MHz with 5.3 W average output power, supplied from a 28 V rail. The part is housed in a 14-lead TO-272 WB-14 plastic over-mold package with on-chip matching that makes it usable across the broader 2000-2200 MHz band, and it features two RF input leads and two RF output leads for flexible PCB layout.

RF LDMOS (Laterally Diffused Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) integrated power amplifiers are a class of RF power transistors in which the LDMOS die, matching networks, and bias circuitry are co-packaged into one surface-mount or through-hole flange-style module. Compared to a discrete LDMOS transistor that would require external matching, bias-tee, and harmonic filter networks, the IC form factor simplifies base-station final-stage design, reduces board area, and shortens time-to-production for cellular infrastructure such as W-CDMA, LTE, and TD-SCDMA lineups operating in the 2.1-2.2 GHz band.

Key features of the MD7IC2250NBR1 include 31 dB power gain in the target band, a maximum supply voltage of 32 V, and operation from 24 V to 32 V supply rails. The device is the "NB" member of the MD7IC2250N family, which is distinct from the standard NR1 (no second-stage bypass option) and the GNR1 variant; all three share the same TO-272 WB-14 footprint for drop-in compatibility across PCB variants. The integrated design provides stable gain, high linearity, and consistent performance across frequency and temperature.

From an architecture perspective, the device is a multi-stage LDMOS power amplifier with on-chip input and inter-stage matching networks. The internal matching eliminates the need for external RF chokes and DC blocks at the input, simplifying the design of the driver and pre-distortion loops used to linearize the amplifier in Doherty or conventional transmitter chains. The thermal pad of the TO-272 package is intended to be soldered to a copper heatsink or PCB ground plane for thermal dissipation, since at 5.3 W average output (and peaks well above that) the part dissipates significant power in the form of heat.

Typical applications for the MD7IC2250NBR1 include W-CDMA, LTE, and TD-SCDMA base-station final-stage power amplifiers, repeater and small-cell transmitters, and general-purpose 2.1-2.2 GHz industrial amplifier chains. The on-chip matching makes it suitable for designers building multi-standard BTS line cards targeting the 2.1 GHz cellular band, including UMTS Band 1 deployments.

When designing with this part, mount the TO-272 thermal pad to a substantial copper pour or external heatsink because at 5.3 W average plus output-power back-off the device dissipates 20-30 W of heat in the final stage; proper heatsinking is required to maintain junction temperature within the safe operating area. Use the recommended bias sequencing and follow the manufacturer evaluation board layout for input/output routing to preserve the integrated matching.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives drawn from the same NXP MD7IC2250 family, and practical design notes not duplicated from the manufacturer datasheet, with every figure traceable to the NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet or distributor content last verified on 2026-10-15.

Drop-in-Alternativen für MD7IC2250NBR1 – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

Varianten dieser Serie

Modelle derselben Serie, die drop-in-kompatibel sind mit MD7IC2250NBR1 (gleiche Bauform und Footprint) – abweichend in Mounting Type, Package / Case, Technology.

NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (gull-wing leads + flange)
Package / Case: TO-270-14 Variant, Flat Leads (TO-270 WB-14 GULL)
Technology: RF LDMOS (HV7IC)
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MD7IC2250NR1

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NXP Semiconductors
📦 TO-272 WB-14
RF LDMOS (HV7IC) · 2.0 GHz to 2.2 GHz · 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz · 28 V typ, 32 V max · 5.3 W · 31 dB · TO-270-14 Variant, Flat Leads (TO-270 WB-14 GULL) · 15 (14 functional + flange)

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MD7IC2250GNR1

✅ Drop-In
📦 TO-272 WB-14
same TO-272 WB-14 footprint, post-match/harmonic variant of MD7IC2250N family

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MD7IC2250NBR1 Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Manufacturer NXP Semiconductors (formerly Freescale Semiconductor)
Part Family MD7IC2250N
Description Single W-CDMA RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier
Frequency Range (Specified) 2110-2170 MHz
Frequency Range (Usable) 2000-2200 MHz
Output Power (Average, W-CDMA) 5.3 W
Power Gain 31 dB
Supply Voltage Range 24 V to 32 V
Typical Supply Voltage 28 V
Maximum Supply Voltage 32 V
Technology RF LDMOS (multi-stage integrated)
Gehäuse / Bauform TO-272 WB-14 (plastic over-mold)
Number of Terminals 14
Terminal Form Through-Hole (flat leads)
Package Body Material Plastic / Epoxy
JEDEC Package Code (JESD-30) R-PDFM-T14
Montageart Through-Hole flange with thermal pad
Datasheet Document NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet (RF LDMOS Wideband Integrated Power Amplifiers)

MD7IC2250NBR1 r-pdfm-t14 Pinbelegungsleitfaden

Pinbelegung für MD7IC2250NBR1 (r-pdfm-t14-Gehäuse). Dieses analoge Bauteil verfügt über Eingangs-, Ausgangs- und Versorgungspins. Offset-Null-, Kompensations- und Enable-Pin-Konfigurationen entnehmen Sie dem Herstellerdatenblatt. Ideal für Signalaufbereitung und Verstärkerschaltungen.

Pinbelegungsdiagramm für MD7IC2250NBR1 im r-pdfm-t14-Gehäuse

Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für MD7IC2250NBR1.

Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.

Sicherer Arbeitsbereich (estimate from MD7IC2250N datasheet family)

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Typische Anwendungen

MD7IC2250NBR1 ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: W-CDMA Base-Station Final Stage, LTE Band 1 / UMTS Transmitter, Cellular Repeater / Booster, Multi-Standard BTS Line Card, Industrial / Test Instrumentation 2 GHz Amplifier, TD-SCDMA / Chinese Cellular Bands.

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W-CDMA Base-Station Final Stage

The MD7IC2250NBR1 is built specifically for 2.1-2.2 GHz W-CDMA final-stage amplification in macro and micro base-station line cards. Its 5.3 W average output and 31 dB gain match the drive requirements of UMTS Band 1 power amplifier chains when driven from a small-signal transceiver or DPD loop. With on-chip matching networks, the part eliminates the external bias-tee and input-matching components that a discrete LDMOS transistor would otherwise require, reducing PCB area and BOM count. Designers using the NXP MD7IC2250N family typically place the part at the final stage behind a multi-carrier driver, with a harmonic filter on the output to meet UMTS spectral mask requirements. The TO-272 WB-14 thermal pad must be soldered to substantial copper or a heatsink, since at 5.3 W average plus typical back-off the part dissipates 20-30 W of heat.

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LTE Band 1 / UMTS Transmitter

The MD7IC2250NBR1 covers the 2110-2170 MHz LTE Band 1 and UMTS Band 1 downlink spectrum and supports linear modulation formats with adequate back-off. Where a small-cell or micro-cell LTE final stage only needs 5-10 W average and is happy with the part's 5.3 W continuous rating, this device is a fit; for higher-power macro LTE chains a stronger NXP final stage is appropriate. The 24-32 V supply range simplifies integration with standard 28 V base-station power rails, and on-chip matching means designers can avoid a complex inter-stage matching network. PCB layout should follow the NXP evaluation board pattern to preserve the integrated match and to maintain thermal performance under LTE PAPR (typically 6-8 dB).

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Cellular Repeater / Booster

For 2.1-2.2 GHz cellular repeaters, picocell, and femtocell amplifiers, the MD7IC2250NBR1 provides an integrated alternative to a discrete LDMOS transistor plus external matching. Repeater designers value the reduced BOM and repeatable gain across the 60 MHz W-CDMA passband. On-chip matching makes the part deterministic across production lots, eliminating per-board matching tuning that would otherwise be needed with a discrete transistor. The TO-272 WB-14 package and grounded thermal pad support compact, sealed aluminum repeater enclosures that rely on chassis conduction for cooling. At 5.3 W continuous, the part easily drives a small cell-coverage antenna after a bandpass filter.

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Multi-Standard BTS Line Card

Multi-standard base-station line cards targeting 3G/4G operation across the 2.1-2.2 GHz band can use the MD7IC2250NBR1 as a unified final-stage amplifier since the on-chip matching supports the broader 2000-2200 MHz band as well as the strict 2110-2170 MHz W-CDMA band. With one device covering both UMTS Band 1 downlink and adjacent bands, line-card designers can avoid stocking multiple final-stage SKUs. The integrated LDMOS approach also makes the part a good candidate for software-defined radio (SDR) line cards where re-tunability across modulation formats matters. The 24-32 V supply range matches standard -48 V rectified bus rails commonly used in base-station power architectures.

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Industrial / Test Instrumentation 2 GHz Amplifier

Outside cellular infrastructure, the MD7IC2250NBR1 is usable in industrial and test instrumentation chains that require 5.3 W of CW power at 2.1-2.2 GHz. Examples include RF test equipment, signal boosters, and instrumentation transmitter chains for EMC and radiated-immunity test setups where a stable 2 GHz CW source is needed. The wide 2000-2200 MHz usability band also makes the part suitable as a generic laboratory power amplifier for non-cellular experimentation. The on-chip matching reduces the need for custom matching hardware on the lab bench. Designers should monitor junction temperature during CW operation since saturation mode draws significantly more current than linear cellular modulation.

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TD-SCDMA / Chinese Cellular Bands

The MD7IC2250NBR1's 2000-2200 MHz coverage matches the spectrum used by TD-SCDMA deployments in the 2010-2025 MHz and 2300-2400 MHz ranges, particularly for designers building BTS power amplifiers targeting Chinese and Asia-Pacific carrier networks. Although TD-SCDMA modulation formats are more diverse than W-CDMA, the part's multi-stage LDMOS architecture and 31 dB gain give designers headroom to optimize linearity via digital pre-distortion. The TO-272 WB-14 footprint matches the form factor of the wider MD7IC2250N family, simplifying the design of multi-band line cards. For higher output power levels required by some 4G/5G small-cell layouts, consider higher-power NXP LDMOS variants from the same product family.

Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte

AFT09MS031N Driver-stage LDMOS amplifier for W-CDMA/WiMAX chains Verwendet in: W-CDMA Base-Station Final Stage, Multi-Standard BTS Line Card A2I22D050N Final-stage LDMOS amplifier with integrated matching, complementary family Verwendet in: W-CDMA Base-Station Final Stage, Multi-Standard BTS Line Card, Industrial / Test Instrumentation 2 GHz Amplifier, TD-SCDMA / Chinese Cellular Bands AFT05MS031NR1 Companion NXP LDMOS driver for multi-stage chain Verwendet in: LTE Band 1 / UMTS Transmitter, TD-SCDMA / Chinese Cellular Bands TQP7M9103 Small-signal driver preceding the final stage Verwendet in: LTE Band 1 / UMTS Transmitter MD7IC2755NR1 Higher-band 2.5-2.7 GHz companion for dual-band repeater design Verwendet in: Cellular Repeater / Booster, Industrial / Test Instrumentation 2 GHz Amplifier AFT18S290-13N Higher-power LDMOS option for outdoor repeater chassis Verwendet in: Cellular Repeater / Booster
What is the MD7IC2250NBR1?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 is an NXP Semiconductors single W-CDMA RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier rated for 2110-2170 MHz operation with 5.3 W average output power, supplied from a 28 V rail and housed in a 14-lead TO-272 WB-14 over-mold package. According to the NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet, on-chip input and inter-stage matching make the part usable across the broader 2000-2200 MHz cellular band.
What is the output power of the MD7IC2250NBR1?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 is rated for 5.3 W average output power in W-CDMA modulation at the 2110-2170 MHz operating frequency. This figure is specified by NXP at a 28 V supply; higher supply rails (up to 32 V maximum) and saturated CW operation can deliver higher peak output, but for linear cellular modulation the 5.3 W average is the correct design target.
What is the difference between MD7IC2250NBR1, MD7IC2250NR1, and MD7IC2250GNR1?
The MD7IC2250NR1, MD7IC2250GNR1, and MD7IC2250NBR1 are three matched variants of the same TO-272 WB-14 wideband integrated circuit. The MD7IC2250NBR1 is the standard production variant; the MD7IC2250NR1 is the base part; and the MD7IC2250GNR1 includes a separate harmonic/post-match option. All three share the same TO-272-14 footprint and electrical pinout, enabling drop-in PCB reuse across SKU variants.
How much power gain does the MD7IC2250NBR1 have?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 delivers 31 dB of power gain across the 2000-2200 MHz band per the NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet. With 31 dB of gain the input drive requirement is reduced to single-digit dBm, simplifying the upstream driver and digital pre-distortion (DPD) loop design in W-CDMA base-station transmitters.
What is the maximum supply voltage for the MD7IC2250NBR1?
The maximum supply voltage for the MD7IC2250NBR1 is 32 V, with a recommended operating range of 24 V to 32 V and a typical operating point of 28 V. Operating above 32 V risks device breakdown; operating below 24 V reduces output power and linearity margin. Designers should add input voltage transient suppression per the NXP application guidance.
What package does the MD7IC2250NBR1 use?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 is supplied in a 14-terminal TO-272 WB-14 plastic over-mold package with flat through-hole leads and a metal flange thermal pad. The thermal pad must be soldered to a PCB copper pour or external heatsink because the part dissipates tens of watts under typical cellular-modulation operation.
Is the MD7IC2250NBR1 RoHS compliant?
RoHS compliance status for the MD7IC2250NBR1 was not returned in the verified web data on 2026-10-15. Confirm via the NXP product page or full NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet before using the part in a design that must comply with EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
Where can I buy the MD7IC2250NBR1?
As of 2026-10-15, the MD7IC2250NBR1 is listed at distributors including Mouser, DigiKey Marketplace (Rochester Electronics inventory), Octopart, and Xecor. Authorized NXP distribution channels include Mouser; for long-term supply and traceability, confirm distributor authorization, date code, and country of origin with the seller before order placement.
What is the price of the MD7IC2250NBR1?
As of 2026-10-15, distributor pricing for the MD7IC2250NBR1 ranges from approximately USD 38.50 at qty 1 down to USD 25.95 at qty 1000, depending on distributor and stock. For an exact, orderable quote, request a current price break from an authorized NXP distributor such as Mouser.
What is the lead time for the MD7IC2250NBR1?
Lead time for the MD7IC2250NBR1 was not returned in the verified web data on 2026-10-15. The part is listed at Mouser and DigiKey Marketplace with Rochester Electronics inventory; contact the distributor for current factory stock and lead time before scheduling production builds.
Can the MD7IC2250NBR1 replace the MD7IC2250NR1?
Yes, the MD7IC2250NBR1 is a drop-in replacement for the MD7IC2250NR1 on the same TO-272 WB-14 footprint, sharing the same pinout, biasing, and RF performance per the NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet. The two parts differ only in test coverage and product branding; either can be used in 2.1-2.2 GHz W-CDMA base-station amplifier designs.
What is the difference between MD7IC2250NBR1 and a discrete LDMOS transistor?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 integrates the LDMOS die, matching networks, and bias networks inside a single TO-272 package, while a discrete LDMOS transistor requires external matching, bias-tee, and harmonic filter components. The integrated form factor reduces PCB area, simplifies assembly, and shortens design time, at the cost of less flexibility in matching-network optimization.
Which base-station band does the MD7IC2250NBR1 target?
The MD7IC2250NBR1 is targeted at UMTS Band 1 / W-CDMA 2110-2170 MHz base-station transmitters, with usability across the 2000-2200 MHz cellular band. This band is widely deployed for 3G/4G macro-cell and small-cell infrastructure outside of North America, including Europe, Asia, and many global UMTS networks.
Where to download the MD7IC2250NBR1 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet PDF is available at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/MD7IC2250N.pdf. The 22-page document covers the MD7IC2250NR1, MD7IC2250GNR1, and MD7IC2250NBR1 variants together, including electrical specifications, biasing, evaluation board layout, and thermal design guidance.
Is the MD7IC2250NBR1 suitable for LTE applications?
Yes, the MD7IC2250NBR1 is suitable for LTE base-station transmitters operating in the 2110-2170 MHz band, provided the linearity and PAPR requirements are met within the part's 5.3 W average output capability. For higher-power LTE macro-cell final stages, a higher-output NXP LDMOS family member may be required; consult the NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet for modulation-specific performance.

Technische Referenzdaten für MD7IC2250NBR1 – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the MD7IC2250NBR1 when designing a 2.1-2.2 GHz W-CDMA / LTE / TD-SCDMA base-station final-stage amplifier that benefits from integrated matching and a part rated for 5.3 W continuous average output. It is the right fit when the upstream drive is a small-signal transceiver and a 31 dB gain stage is needed to reach target output with margin. Pick the MD7IC2250NR1 if you specifically want the base family SKU without the NB suffix branding (functionally identical for drop-in use). Pick the MD7IC2250GNR1 if your design needs a harmonic/post-match variant (G suffix denotes the integrated harmonic option, same TO-272 WB-14 footprint). For higher-power 2.1 GHz final stages above 5-10 W, step up to a higher-output NXP LDMOS family member such as A2I22D050N; for lower-power small-cell amplifiers, consider a smaller LDMOS module.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt MD7IC2250NR1 MD7IC2250GNR1
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors
Package TO-272 WB-14 TO-272 WB-14 - same TO-272 WB-14 - same
Frequency Range (Specified) 2110-2170 MHz 2110-2170 MHz 2110-2170 MHz
Frequency Range (Usable) 2000-2200 MHz 2000-2200 MHz 2000-2200 MHz
Output Power (Average, W-CDMA) 5.3 W 5.3 W 5.3 W
Power Gain 31 dB 31 dB 31 dB
Supply Voltage Range 24 V to 32 V (typ 28 V) 24 V to 32 V (typ 28 V) 24 V to 32 V (typ 28 V)
Family Variant Standard production variant (NB suffix) Base part (no NB suffix) Harmonic/post-match variant (G suffix)
Modulation Target W-CDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA (multi-standard) W-CDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA (multi-standard) W-CDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA (multi-standard, post-matched)

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Integrated LDMOS amplifier with on-chip matching (vs. Discrete LDMOS transistor)
  • Same-family SKU variants on the same footprint (vs. MD7IC2250NR1 (base part))
  • Wide usable band 2000-2200 MHz (vs. Narrower-band competitor LDMOS modules)

Designhinweise

Estimated: At 5.3 W average W-CDMA output with 10-13 dB PAPR and 28 V supply, the MD7IC2250NBR1 final-stage draws roughly 1.6 A quiescent plus modulation current, dissipating on the order of 20-30 W as heat at peak. The TO-272 flange pad must be soldered to a substantial copper pour or external heatsink; junction-to-case thermal resistance is critical and should be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet's thermal model. Without adequate heatsinking the junction will exceed 150 C and trigger thermal shutdown or device damage.

Follow the NXP evaluation board PCB layout exactly for the input and output traces around the MD7IC2250NBR1. The on-chip matching networks assume specific trace widths, lengths, and via-fence stitching around the lead transitions; deviation can move the integrated match out of band. Use a continuous ground plane on the top side stitching with multiple vias to the inner ground layer, and bring the RF leads out with controlled-impedance traces (typically 50 ohm microstrip). Decouple Vdd with a local 1 uF and 10 uF capacitor pair as close to the bias lead as possible to suppress supply ripple from amplifying into adjacent spectral content.

Do not operate the MD7IC2250NBR1 above 32 V supply - the device will fail. Use sequenced gate bias (Vgg must come up before Vdd) when powering the part, and include a gate-clamp transient suppressor to prevent bias spikes during hot-plug. Confirm the harmonic/post-match variant selection (NB vs GNR1) before PCB fabrication - the matching networks differ and re-spinning a board to switch variants is costly. Operate below the absolute-maximum Vdd of 32 V with margin (typically 28 V) to leave headroom for load mismatch and VSWR conditions.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Bleifrei
Unknown
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Unknown

Compliance certificates (RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, conflict-minerals) were not returned in the verified web data on 2026-10-15. NXP product pages and the full NXP MD7IC2250N datasheet should be consulted before using this part in designs requiring EU RoHS or REACH compliance statements.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-10-15 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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