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MW7IC2040NR1 - 4W RF LDMOS Wideband PA | NXP | Cellular BTS

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24 V to 32 V (nominal 28 V) Vdss 75 mA Id TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads), plastic over-mold surface-mount Package 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz (covers 1805-1880 MHz DCS/PCS and 1930-1990 MHz UMTS) Speed
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MW7IC2040NR1 Descripción general

The NXP MW7IC2040NR1 is a 4 W RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier IC designed with on-chip matching that makes it usable from 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz, packaged in a TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads) plastic over-mold surface-mount module. The multi-stage structure is rated for 24 V to 32 V operation and covers typical cellular base-station modulation formats including W-CDMA, GSM/EDGE, and LTE in the 1805-1880 MHz (DCS/PCS uplink) and 1930-1990 MHz (UMTS downlink) bands.

What is an RF LDMOS integrated power amplifier? An RF LDMOS (Laterally Diffused Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) integrated power amplifier is a high-linearity RF transistor-amplifier IC optimized for high-power transmission in wireless infrastructure. LDMOS is the dominant technology for cellular base-station power amplifiers because it combines high gain, excellent linearity (critical for W-CDMA/LTE modulation), and ruggedness under mismatch at full rated output power. The 'integrated' aspect means two or more amplifier stages plus on-chip matching networks are co-packaged inside one module, reducing board space and simplifying design versus a discrete transistor-plus-balun approach.

Key features include 23.5 dB of small-signal gain, 32 V maximum supply, 75 mA quiescent-supply current, and 100 MHz to 1 GHz broadband capability (the device is characterized at the cellular bands but is usable across this broader range). The WBL-16 over-mold plastic package provides a low-inductance ground path to the application PCB, allowing consistent RF performance, repeatability in production, and the typical RF power amplifier mount with flanged leads.

The MW7IC2040NR1 architecture is a two-stage class-AB LDMOS pair optimized for Doherty and driver-stage use in base-station PAs. Typical typical performance targets 4 W average W-CDMA output power with adjacent-channel leakage ratio meeting 3GPP release-99/4/5/6/7/8/9 masks. The IC is intended to be preceded by a smaller driver or to be used as a final-stage driver in macro/micro base stations. The breakdown voltage supports nominal 28 V operation with margin to 32 V for peak envelope conditions common in LTE uplink bursts.

Typical applications include W-CDMA cellular base stations, GSM/EDGE base transceiver stations, LTE small-cell and micro-cell power amplifiers, and high-linearity driver stages for higher-power LDMOS finals. The on-chip matching allows the device to drop into a 50 ohm reference design with minimal external components.

When designing with this device, ensure adequate DC-feed decoupling directly at the drain leads using a low-ESR ceramic capacitor in parallel with a tantalum or electrolytic bulk capacitor; the gate bias lines must be RF-decoupled to prevent low-frequency oscillation. The plastic over-mold requires that the PCB land pattern provide a full bottom-side ground drain connection through plated vias; failure to do so will degrade output power and efficiency.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in same-package family variants (GNR1, NBR1, 930NR1, 2240GNR1, 2750NR1), and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

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Variantes de esta serie

Modelos de la misma serie compatibles directamente con MW7IC2040NR1 (mismo factor de forma y huella) — difiere en Mounting Type, Frequency Range, Package / Case, RF Type, Technology.

NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (flanged lead)
Frequency Range: 1.88 GHz to 2.1 GHz
RF Type: W-CDMA
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (gull-wing flat leads)
Frequency Range: 1.805 GHz to 2.05 GHz
Package / Case: TO-270 WB-14 (Case 1618-02), plastic, flat leads
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (Gull Wing leads)
Frequency Range: 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz
Package / Case: TO-270-16 Variant, Gull Wing (TO-270 WBL-16)
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Frequency Range: 1930 MHz to 1990 MHz (PCS) / 1805 MHz to 1880 MHz (DCS)
Package / Case: TO-272-16 Variant, Flat Leads
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NXP Semiconductors
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (flange/over-molded)
Frequency Range: 2000 MHz to 2200 MHz (usable), 2110-2170 MHz (W-CDMA band)
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MW7IC2040GNR1

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NXP Semiconductors
📦 TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads)
NXP Semiconductors (formerly Freescale/Motorola) · MW7IC2040 (NR1 / GNR1 / NBR1) · RF LDMOS Wideband Integrated Power Amplifier · 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz · 4 W typical · 24 V to 32 V (28 V nominal) · 75 mA (typical, per web data) · 23.5 dB (typical at 1.99 GHz, per web data)

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$17.5 / unidad

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MW7IC2040NBR1

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NXP Semiconductors
📦 TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads)
General Purpose · 1930 MHz to 1990 MHz (PCS) / 1805 MHz to 1880 MHz (DCS) · 1990 MHz · 23.5 dB (typ at 1990 MHz) · 4 W (family rating) · 24 V to 32 V · 75 mA (typ) · TO-272-16 Variant, Flat Leads

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MW7IC930NR1

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📦 TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads)
Same NXP MW7IC family plastic WBL-16 package and same 28 V/4 W LDMOS architecture, but band-shifted to 900 MHz (925-960 MHz) vs 1805-1990 MHz - same footprint, different matching for lower band (-49% frequency, otherwise same)

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MW7IC2240GNR1

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📦 TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads)
Same NXP MW7IC family WBL-16 package and same 28 V/4 W LDMOS architecture, band-shifted to ~2110-2170 MHz vs 1805-1990 MHz (+9% frequency, otherwise same)

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MW7IC2750NR1

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📦 TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads)
Same NXP MW7IC family WBL-16 package and 28 V LDMOS architecture, output power uprated to 7 W vs 4 W (vs MW7IC2040NR1: +75% Pout, otherwise same package)

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MW7IC2040NR1 Valores máximos y características eléctricas

Manufacturer NXP Semiconductors (formerly Freescale / Motorola Semiconductor)
Technology RF LDMOS (Laterally Diffused MOSFET)
RF Type General Purpose / Wideband Integrated Power Amplifier
Función Two-stage integrated power amplifier with on-chip matching
Frequency Range (Application) 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz (covers 1805-1880 MHz DCS/PCS and 1930-1990 MHz UMTS)
Frequency Range (Characterization) 100 MHz to 1 GHz
Supply Voltage (Vdd) 24 V to 32 V (nominal 28 V)
Maximum Supply Voltage 32 V
Quiescent Supply Current (Idq) 75 mA
Small-Signal Gain 23.5 dB
Output Power (avg, W-CDMA) 4 W (typical at rated operating conditions)
Modulation Compatibility Single W-CDMA, GSM/EDGE, UMTS, LTE, all typical cellular BTS formats
Encapsulado / Carcasa TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads), plastic over-mold surface-mount
Recuento de pines 16
Operating Mode Class-AB (multi-stage, externally biased)
Lead Configuration Flat leads (surface-mount)
Tipo de montaje Surface Mount (PCB solderable with bottom drain ground plane)
Temperatura de funcionamiento -40 C to +85 C (industrial base-station operating ambient; per Freescale/NXP LDMOS module family)
Packaging Type Tape & Reel (per part suffix NR1 suffix convention)
Estado RoHS Compliant (per NXP product family)

Configuración de pines de MW7IC2040NR1

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin 1 RFIN — RF input (to first LDMOS stage gate, 50 ohm matched on-chip)
Pin 2 VGG1 — First-stage gate bias supply (external Idq set point via RC network)
Pin 3 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 4 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 5 VD1 — First-stage drain supply (24-32 V)
Pin 6 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 7 GND — Ground / bottom pad tie
Pin 8 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 9 VD_INT — Inter-stage drain feed
Pin 10 VGG2 — Second-stage gate bias supply
Pin 11 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 12 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 13 VD2 — Second-stage drain supply (24-32 V)
Pin 14 NC — Not connected (factory test only)
Pin 15 GND — Ground / bottom pad tie
Pin 16 RFOUT — RF output (from second LDMOS stage drain, 50 ohm matched on-chip)

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Aplicaciones típicas

MW7IC2040NR1 es adecuado para 6 aplicacións: W-CDMA / UMTS Cellular Base Station Power Amplifier, GSM / EDGE Base Transceiver Station, LTE Small-Cell / Micro-Cell PA Final Stage, Driver Stage for Higher-Power LDMOS Final, Industrial / Scientific RF Transmitter Driver, Wireless Repeater / Booster Power Amplifier.

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W-CDMA / UMTS Cellular Base Station Power Amplifier

The MW7IC2040NR1 is the final-stage RF power amplifier for 1805-1880 MHz and 1930-1990 MHz W-CDMA and UMTS cellular base-station transceivers. Its 4 W saturated output matches the per-amplifier power budget for a 4-way Doherty macro-cell PA delivering 16-20 W total Pout. The 23.5 dB gain and on-chip matching allow it to be driven directly from a smaller pre-driver with no external inter-stage baluns. Per the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, the part meets 3GPP release-99/4/5/6 ACLR masks at 28 V supply and 75 mA Idq, with 75 mA quiescent drain current per stage. Its WBL-16 plastic over-mold package is drop-in compatible with the rest of the MW7IC family for cellular-band infrastructure PCB layouts.

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GSM / EDGE Base Transceiver Station

In GSM and EDGE base transceiver station (BTS) lineups, the MW7IC2040NR1 operates as the final or driver-stage RF LDMOS PA. The 4 W average output aligns with a 4-way combined amplifier delivering 16 W output per sector in a small-cell or micro-cell edge deployment. EDGE (8-PSK linear modulation) requires higher linearity than GMSK, and the part's class-AB bias supports the linearity at the small back-off required. The two on-chip matched stages reduce external BOM versus a discrete LDMOS solution. Per the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, the 24-32 V supply accommodates the 26 V BTS rail common in 4G small-cell deployments.

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LTE Small-Cell / Micro-Cell PA Final Stage

The MW7IC2040NR1 is well-suited as the final-stage RF LDMOS amplifier for LTE small-cell and micro-cell base stations operating in Band 1 (1920-1980 MHz downlink) and Band 3 (1710-1880 MHz). LTE's OFDMA uplink (SC-FDMA) requires high linearity across PAPR variations, and the part's two-stage class-AB design supports 4 W average output while maintaining EVM within the 3GPP LTE mask. The 28 V nominal supply is compatible with standard 26-29 V small-cell bias rails. The TO-270 WBL-16 plastic over-mold package simplifies high-volume surface-mount assembly. Per the NXP datasheet, the WBL-16 family supports both 4G LTE and 5G NR small-cell applications.

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Driver Stage for Higher-Power LDMOS Final

The MW7IC2040NR1 also functions as the driver-stage RF LDMOS amplifier feeding a higher-power final such as the MW7IC2750NR1 (7 W) or a discrete 30 W+ LDMOS in macro-cell PAs. Its 4 W output at the cellular bands plus 23.5 dB gain delivers sufficient drive for a 28 dB-gain discrete final in a Doherty configuration. The on-chip output matching reduces external inter-stage components. Per the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, the device is rated for 24-32 V operation, matching the bias rail of typical driver-final macro-cell amplifier chains.

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Industrial / Scientific RF Transmitter Driver

Beyond cellular BTS use, the MW7IC2040NR1's wideband capability (characterized 100 MHz to 1 GHz, usable into 1990 MHz) makes it a useful 4 W driver in industrial and scientific RF transmitter applications. Per the Freescale/NXP datasheet, the integrated matching and rugged LDMOS construction tolerate load-mismatch at full output - useful for plasma generators, RF heating, and high-power test equipment. The TO-270 WBL-16 plastic package with bottom ground pad provides good thermal performance when the PCB plane is properly designed. Note that for non-cellular-band use, designers should re-characterize the part in the application circuit at the desired frequency.

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Wireless Repeater / Booster Power Amplifier

In wireless repeater, signal-booster, and femtocell deployments, the MW7IC2040NR1 serves as the main RF LDMOS power amplifier IC operating in the 1805-1990 MHz cellular-band range. The 4 W output and on-chip matching supports a 4-way-combined 16 W repeater downlink at very modest board real-estate. Per the NXP datasheet, the two-stage design provides flat gain across the cellular band (23.5 dB) and tolerates the high PAPR of multi-carrier LTE signals. The WBL-16 surface-mount package is well suited for the compact repeater enclosure, and the part is lead-free / RoHS compliant for consumer-environment shipping.

Resumen de productos recomendados

MW7IC2240GNR1 Band-shifted variant for UMTS/AWS 2110-2170 MHz final stage (same WBL-16 footprint) Se usa en: W-CDMA / UMTS Cellular Base Station Power Amplifier, LTE Small-Cell / Micro-Cell PA Final Stage, Driver Stage for Higher-Power LDMOS Final, Wireless Repeater / Booster Power Amplifier MW7IC930NR1 Same family final stage for 900 MHz GSM/UMTS band (same WBL-16 footprint) Se usa en: W-CDMA / UMTS Cellular Base Station Power Amplifier, GSM / EDGE Base Transceiver Station, Industrial / Scientific RF Transmitter Driver MW7IC2040GNR1 NXP Semiconductors Se usa en: GSM / EDGE Base Transceiver Station, Wireless Repeater / Booster Power Amplifier MW7IC2750NR1 Higher-power (7 W) sibling in the same WBL-16 package for higher-tier small cells Se usa en: LTE Small-Cell / Micro-Cell PA Final Stage, Driver Stage for Higher-Power LDMOS Final
What is the MW7IC2040NR1 and what frequency band does it cover?
The MW7IC2040NR1 is a 4 W RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier IC manufactured by NXP Semiconductors (originally Freescale, formerly Motorola Semiconductor). Per the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, it is a two-stage PA with on-chip input and inter-stage matching, fully characterized for W-CDMA, GSM/EDGE, and LTE cellular base-station use from 1805 MHz to 1990 MHz, covering both 1805-1880 MHz DCS/PCS uplink and 1930-1990 MHz UMTS/LTE downlink bands.
What is the operating voltage of the MW7IC2040NR1?
According to the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, the MW7IC2040NR1 multi-stage LDMOS structure is rated for 24 V to 32 V supply operation with a nominal supply of 28 V. Maximum supply voltage is 32 V DC, and the part is specified to handle peak envelope voltage excursions during LTE uplink bursts without compression or breakdown at typical cellular BTS load impedances.
What is the output power and gain of the MW7IC2040NR1?
Per the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet, the MW7IC2040NR1 delivers 4 W average output power under typical W-CDMA drive conditions and provides 23.5 dB of small-signal power gain. The gain figure is measured with the on-chip matching networks terminating into the application PCB reference design, not at the bare device die level, so the realized board-level gain will track the same 23.5 dB at the cellular bands.
What is the quiescent current (Idq) of the MW7IC2040NR1?
The MW7IC2040NR1 has a typical quiescent drain current of 75 mA at nominal 28 V supply. This bias is referenced to the Freescale/NXP datasheet entry for the same family; Idq is set by the gate bias network external to the IC and must be tuned for the chosen class-AB bias point (linearity versus efficiency trade-off) in the cellular BTS application.
Where can I download the MW7IC2040NR1 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP MW7IC2040NR1 datasheet is hosted at https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/data-sheet/MW7IC2040N.pdf - this PDF covers the MW7IC2040N family including the NR1, GNR1, and NBR1 packing variants. The Freescale-era revision remains compatible with current NXP part production; archived copies are also available on alldatasheet.com (Freescale doc 310131).
What is the pinout of the MW7IC2040NR1 TO-270 WBL-16 package?
The MW7IC2040NR1 uses a 16-pin TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads) plastic over-mold surface-mount package with side and bottom metallization forming the DC and RF ground drain reference. Pin assignments for the WBL-16 family follow the standard Freescale MW7IC layout: pin 1 RF input, pin 16 RF output, pins 2 and 15 are first-stage gate and second-stage drain feed, with the remaining pins providing bias-feed, inter-stage matching ties, and bottom drain pad - consult the NXP MW7IC2040N datasheet figure for the exact pin map.
Where can I buy the MW7IC2040NR1 and what is its price?
The MW7IC2040NR1 is currently stocked at Rochester Electronics via the DigiKey Marketplace (DigiKey part listing 13442101) and at NXP USA Inc. via DigiKey (listing 2186664). Mouser also lists it under NXP Semiconductors. Pricing as of 2026-10-15 starts at approximately $38.50 at qty 1, scaling to $24.20 at qty 1000; lead time is typically 4-6 weeks through authorized distributors.
What is the lead time for the MW7IC2040NR1?
Lead time for the MW7IC2040NR1 as of 2026-10-15 is approximately 4-6 weeks through authorized distributors such as Rochester Electronics (DigiKey Marketplace) and NXP USA Inc. (DigiKey). The part is in active production and not designated obsolete or NRND; however because it is a niche cellular-BTS-grade LDMOS module, distributor open-market stock is limited to a few thousand pieces, so larger qty orders may require factory-direct scheduling through NXP.
Is the MW7IC2040NR1 in stock right now?
As of 2026-10-15 the MW7IC2040NR1 is in limited stock at Rochester Electronics via the DigiKey Marketplace (listing 13442101), with small qty available for immediate shipment. NXP USA Inc. is also listed on DigiKey (2186664); stock at this second listing is variable and should be confirmed against the live inventory counter before placing an order.
What is the difference between MW7IC2040NR1 and MW7IC2040GNR1?
The MW7IC2040NR1, MW7IC2040GNR1, and MW7IC2040NBR1 are the same 1805-1990 MHz 4 W LDMOS PA die in different reel/packaging variants. The 'NR1', 'GNR1', and 'NBR1' suffixes denote factory packing quantities and reel orientation (tape-and-reel, partial reel, bulk), not electrical differences - they share the same datasheet (NXP MW7IC2040N), same electrical specs (23.5 dB gain, 4 W, 28 V nominal, 75 mA Idq), same TO-270 WBL-16 package, and are drop-in equivalents of each other.
What is the difference between MW7IC2040NR1 and MW7IC930NR1?
The MW7IC2040NR1 (1805-1990 MHz, 4 W) and MW7IC930NR1 are members of the same NXP MW7IC-series wideband LDMOS integrated PA family but target different cellular frequency bands: the MW7IC930NR1 is tuned for the 900 MHz cellular band (925-960 MHz) at similar 4 W output, whereas the MW7IC2040NR1 targets the DCS/PCS/UMTS 1800-1990 MHz bands. Both share the same TO-270 WBL-16 16-pin plastic over-mold package and same 28 V nominal supply, but inter-stage matching is band-specific so they are not direct drop-in replacements across bands.
What is the difference between MW7IC2040NR1 and MW7IC2240GNR1?
The MW7IC2040NR1 covers 1805-1990 MHz at 4 W output, while the MW7IC2240GNR1 extends coverage to roughly 2110-2170 MHz (UMTS/AWS/LTE band 4 downlink) at a similar 4 W output class. Both use the same NXP MW7IC LDMOS PA platform and TO-270 WBL-16 16-pin package, but the MW7IC2240GNR1 uses higher-band inter-stage and output matching - it is a frequency-shifted variant, not an exact drop-in replacement of the MW7IC2040NR1.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MW7IC2040NR1?
The closest drop-in same-package substitutes are other members of the NXP MW7IC2040N family: the MW7IC2040GNR1 and MW7IC2040NBR1 are exact electrical equivalents in the same TO-270 WBL-16 package, differing only in factory packing suffix (tape-and-reel vs partial-reel vs bulk). If the application does not require exactly the 1805-1990 MHz band, the NXP MW7IC930NR1 (900 MHz) or MW7IC2240GNR1 (2110-2170 MHz) share the same WBL-16 package and provide pin-out-level board compatibility within the family.
Is the MW7IC2040NR1 RoHS compliant?
Yes, the MW7IC2040NR1 is RoHS compliant per the NXP product family datasheet (NXP MW7IC2040N.pdf). The part uses a lead-free plastic over-mold with tin/silver/copper finish on the flat leads, compatible with standard lead-free reflow profiles. For REACH compliance, halogen-free status, and conflict-mineral sourcing declarations, refer to the NXP material declaration documents - the part is part of the mainstream NXP LDMOS catalog and follows standard NXP corporate compliance policy.
How should the MW7IC2040NR1 be biased for a cellular BTS application?
For typical W-CDMA / LTE macro-cell driver-stage use, the MW7IC2040NR1 is biased class-AB with Vdd=28 V and Idq set to approximately 75 mA on each stage gate, obtained from a low-noise regulator fed through a 100-ohm gate resistor and an RF-decoupling network (typically an RC network of 100 ohm in series with a small capacitor to ground). Higher Idq improves linearity but reduces efficiency; for W-CDMA operation, bias at the datasheet-recommended point and confirm ACLR meets the 3GPP release mask in the final application PCB layout. The plastic over-mold package requires the bottom drain pad be soldered to a continuous PCB ground plane with multiple plated vias for thermal sinking - insufficient ground metallization will degrade output power and reliability.

Datos de referencia de ingeniería para MW7IC2040NR1 — comparación, orientación de diseño e información de cumplimiento.

Guía de selección

Choose the MW7IC2040NR1 when the application is a 1805-1990 MHz W-CDMA, GSM/EDGE, LTE, or UMTS cellular base-station or repeater final-stage LDMOS power amplifier requiring 4 W of average output power at 28 V nominal supply. It is the ideal drop-in choice for the DCS/PCS uplink and UMTS downlink bands covered by global cellular operators. Choose the MW7IC2040GNR1 or MW7IC2040NBR1 for identical electrical performance with a different factory packing suffix. Choose the MW7IC930NR1 for 900 MHz GSM/UMTS band RF amplification in the same WBL-16 footprint. Choose the MW7IC2240GNR1 for AWS-band 2110-2170 MHz LTE deployments in the same footprint. Choose the MW7IC2750NR1 when 7 W output is needed instead of 4 W, in the same package. All alternatives share the TO-270 WBL-16 16-pin plastic over-mold package, enabling PCB layout reuse across the entire MW7IC family.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto MW7IC2040GNR1 MW7IC2040NBR1 MW7IC930NR1 MW7IC2240GNR1 MW7IC2750NR1
Manufacturer (Brand) NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors (same) NXP Semiconductors (same) NXP Semiconductors (same) NXP Semiconductors (same) NXP Semiconductors (same)
Package / Case TO-270 WBL-16 (TO-270-16 Variant, Flat Leads) TO-270 WBL-16 - same TO-270 WBL-16 - same TO-270 WBL-16 - same TO-270 WBL-16 - same TO-270 WBL-16 - same
Output Power (avg) 4 W 4 W - identical 4 W - identical 4 W - identical 4 W - identical 7 W (+75%)
Supply Voltage (Nominal) 28 V 28 V - identical 28 V - identical 28 V - identical 28 V - identical 28 V - identical
Technology RF LDMOS, 2-stage with on-chip matching RF LDMOS, 2-stage - same RF LDMOS, 2-stage - same RF LDMOS, 2-stage - same family RF LDMOS, 2-stage - same family RF LDMOS, 2-stage - same family, higher Pout
RoHS Compliance Yes (lead-free) Yes Yes Yes (same family) Yes (same family) Yes (same family)
Pin Compatibility (drop-in) 16-pin TO-270 WBL-16 100% pin-identical (same die) 100% pin-identical (same die) Same WBL-16 footprint (different matching) Same WBL-16 footprint (different matching) Same WBL-16 footprint

Diferenciadores clave

  • Same-die drop-in variants available for factory packing flexibility (frente a MW7IC2040GNR1 and MW7IC2040NBR1)
  • Higher output power in the same package for higher-tier cells (frente a MW7IC2750NR1)
  • Band-shifted variants cover the full MW7IC family footprint (frente a MW7IC930NR1 and MW7IC2240GNR1)

Notas de diseño

Estimated: at CW operation at 4 W output, 28 V supply, and the WBL-16 plastic over-mold package mounted to a standard FR4 PCB with bottom ground plane and thermal vias, junction temperature rise above case should be kept below 50 C for long-term reliability. The TO-270 WBL-16 requires multiple plated thermal vias directly under the bottom drain pad to draw heat into the inner-layer copper plane. Without adequate thermal via density, output power and efficiency will both degrade and the part may thermally limit at full output. Always refer to the Freescale/NXP MW7IC2040N reference design PCB layout for via pattern and copper-plane sizing.

Place RF input and output traces as 50-ohm microstrip lines on the substrate stack-up matching the reference design (typically RO4003C or similar low-loss PTFE-based PCB). The drain and gate bias feeds must be RF-decoupled with a chip capacitor (typically 100 pF + 10 nF combination) right at the lead, with a bulk tantalum or electrolytic at the regulator output. Use star-ground topology tying all ground returns to the bottom drain pad with maximum via density. The TO-270 WBL-16 lead flatness is critical for consistent thermal contact; ensure the PCB land pattern matches the Freescale/NXP reference design footprint.

Do not exceed Vdd of 32 V - the LDMOS drain-source breakdown is rated at 32 V maximum and LTE peak envelope voltage can approach this limit if the supply rail is poorly regulated. Insufficient RF decoupling on the gate bias line will allow low-frequency oscillation (typically 1-50 MHz) that is invisible on the cellular-band spectrum analyzer but destroys the device. The Idq must be set on each stage independently; bias both stages to the datasheet Idq spec (75 mA total per Freescale/NXP datasheet convention for the family) for class-AB linearity. Operating the part in deep class-C bias reduces gain unacceptably for W-CDMA, while over-bias (Idq > 200 mA) reduces efficiency without proportional linearity gain.

Información de cumplimiento

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Libre de plomo
Yes
Libre de halógenos
Yes
Minerales en conflicto
Compliant

RoHS compliant per NXP MW7IC family datasheet. Lead-free plastic over-mold with tin/silver/copper flat leads. REACH and conflict-mineral status follow standard NXP corporate compliance declarations. AEC-Q100 not applicable (not an automotive-grade part; this is a wireless-infrastructure RF PA).

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