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MD7IC2251NR1 - RF LDMOS Integrated Power Amplifier, 2110-2170 MHz, 12 W Avg., 28 V | NXP Semiconductors

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26 V to 32 V (nominal 28 V) Vdss TO-270 WB-14 (gull-wing, ceramic body) Package 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz Speed
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10 $89.5 $895,00
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MD7IC2251NR1 Visão geral

The NXP Semiconductors MD7IC2251NR1 is a single W-CDMA RF LDMOS wideband integrated power amplifier operating in the 2110-2170 MHz band, delivering 12 W average output power from a 28 V supply in a TO-270 WB-14 (gull-wing SMD) package. The device uses an on-chip two-stage matching network that allows immediate use at UMTS/LTE base-station transmit frequencies without external matching, and its multi-stage LDMOS architecture supports all major cellular modulation formats including W-CDMA, LTE, and TD-SCDMA at carrier frequencies up to 2.17 GHz.

An RF power amplifier (PA) is the final active stage in a wireless transmitter chain that boosts low-level RF signals from the transceiver/driver to the power level required to drive the antenna. PAs for cellular base stations must simultaneously deliver high linear output power, high power-added efficiency (PAE), and acceptable levels of adjacent-channel leakage ratio (ACLR) - failing in any one parameter degrades the radio link or wastes energy. The MD7IC2251NR1 is a member of the integrated RF LDMOS wideband amplifier family, a lineage of parts built on laterally diffused metal-oxide-semiconductor (LDMOS) processes that combine high RF power density with the thermal ruggedness required for continuous, in-service base-station duty.

Key features include an integrated two-stage input matching network, integrated quiescent-current bias circuitry, 26-32 V supply operation, an internal ESD protection network on the gate, and a thermally enhanced TO-270 ceramic-body package designed to bolt directly to a copper heatsink or baseplate. The 28 V nominal drain bias with 26 V minimum allows operation across the full envelope of -48 V telecom input rails when used in cascade with a DC-DC converter. P1dB of 46 dBm (40 W CW equivalent) and a power gain of 29 dB at 2.14 GHz provide ample drive headroom for the 12 W average W-CDMA target.

Typical applications include 2.1 GHz UMTS/LTE macro-cell base-station driver and final stages, small-cell and picocell transmit chains, single-IC RF-front-end modules for repeaters, and any 2110-2170 MHz W-CDMA/LTE transmitter power path requiring 12 W of average linear output at 28 V. The integrated matching eliminates an external LC network, simplifying PCB layout and reducing BOM cost.

When designing with this amplifier, bias sequencing and heatsinking are critical: the drain must be RF-decoupled with low-ESR ceramic capacitors, and the ceramic package flange must be bolted to a thermal mass (heatsink, baseplate, or chassis) with low thermal-impedance interface material to keep the junction below the rated maximum. Do not attempt to operate at P1dB for W-CDMA without sufficient output back-off or digital predistortion (DPD) on the input - ACLR compliance demands 6-8 dB OBO at 12 W average. This page synthesizes the manufacturer's datasheet, distributor pricing, package-level drop-in alternatives and practical thermal/RF layout notes not found on a single distributor listing.

Alternativas drop-in para MD7IC2251NR1 — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

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MD7IC2251GNR1

✅ Drop-In
📦 TO-270 WB-14
Same 2110-2170 MHz LDMOS die and TO-270-14 ceramic flange package; differs only in bin/finish marking code.

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MD7IC2012NR1

✅ Drop-In
📦 TO-270 WB-14
Same LDMOS family and TO-270-14 ceramic package but lower average power (~5 W) and adjacent 1805-2025 MHz band; pin-out compatible within the family.

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MD7IC2755NR1

✅ Drop-In
📦 TO-270 WB-14
Same NXP LDMOS family and TO-270-14 ceramic flange package; higher-band 2500-2700 MHz coverage instead of 2110-2170 MHz; pin-out compatible within the family.

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MHT1005NR1

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 TO-270 WB-14
Same NXP LDMOS integrated PA family and TO-270-14 package footprint; lower power (~5 W avg) and 728-768 MHz band - verify PCB mechanical compatibility.

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MHT1006NR1

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 TO-270 WB-14
Same NXP integrated LDMOS family in TO-270-14 ceramic package; ~870-960 MHz band with similar 28 V supply rail; verify PCB band-specific match against final design.

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

MD7IC2251NR1 Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Frequency Range 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz
Modulation Type W-CDMA / LTE / 3G / 4G cellular
Output Power (Avg, W-CDMA) 12 W
Supply Voltage (Drain) 26 V to 32 V (nominal 28 V)
Test Frequency 2.14 GHz
Power Gain 29 dB
P1dB Output Power 46 dBm (40 W)
Process Technology LDMOS (laterally diffused MOS)
Number of Stages Two-stage integrated
Input Matching Integrated on-chip
Encapsulamento / Caixa TO-270 WB-14 (gull-wing, ceramic body)
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount (flange bolts to heatsink)
Operating Mode Class AB

Configuração de pinos do MD7IC2251NR1

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
Pino 1 GND — Ground / flange thermal pad
Pino 2 RF_IN — RF input (matched to 50 ohm via on-chip network)
Pino 3 VGG — Gate bias supply (quiescent bias trim)
Pino 4 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 5 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 6 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 7 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 8 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 9 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 10 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 12 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 14 RF_OUT / VDD — RF output and drain supply (28 V)

Área de Operação Segura (typical, VDD = 28 V, f = 2140 MHz)

Operação contínua em CC

Aplicações típicas

MD7IC2251NR1 é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: UMTS / LTE Macro-Cell Base-Station Final Stage, Small-Cell / Picocell 2.1 GHz Transmit Chain, W-CDMA / LTE RF Repeater Power Stage, 4G LTE Femtocell Final Amplifier, NXP LDMOS Driver / Cascaded Transmit Module, Industrial / Private LTE Base Station.

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UMTS / LTE Macro-Cell Base-Station Final Stage

The MD7IC2251NR1's 2110-2170 MHz band coverage and 12 W average W-CDMA output are a direct match for UMTS/LTE Band 1 macro-cell final-stage PAs. The integrated two-stage on-chip matching eliminates an external LC network, reducing PCB BOM and layout complexity, and the 28 V supply aligns with industry-standard -48 V telecom DC-DC rails. Engineers typically place it after the transceiver/up-converter, feeding the antenna filter and diplexer; the 29 dB gain at 2.14 GHz test point drives the 12 W target with ample margin from the upstream driver.

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Small-Cell / Picocell 2.1 GHz Transmit Chain

The MD7IC2251NR1's 12 W average power, integrated matching, and compact TO-270 WB-14 ceramic footprint suit small-cell and picocell 2110-2170 MHz transmit chains where board area and BOM cost dominate. Per the NXP datasheet, the device operates across W-CDMA, LTE-FDD, and TD-SCDMA modulation, allowing one PA to support multiband small-cell SKUs. Placing the MD7IC2251NR1 directly upstream of the band-pass filter (BPF) and antenna, fed by a low-power transceiver/up-converter, gives a 3-stage RF chain: transceiver, optional driver, and the integrated PA - with no external matching network.

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W-CDMA / LTE RF Repeater Power Stage

Repeater and signal-boost final stages in the 2110-2170 MHz band require linear, mid-power amplification, and the MD7IC2251NR1's 12 W average / 40 W P1dB headroom fits typical -48 V-fed indoor/outdoor repeater power-stage designs. The integrated on-chip matching reduces repeater BOM cost by eliminating discrete LC networks, and the ceramic TO-270-14 flange mounts directly to the repeater chassis for thermal dissipation. The W-CDMA/LTE modulation support means a single MD7IC2251NR1 covers both 3G and 4G repeater variants.

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4G LTE Femtocell Final Amplifier

Femtocell products require a 2.1 GHz RF final stage that delivers 1-10 W of linear LTE power from a small footprint, and the MD7IC2251NR1 supplies 12 W average in a bolt-on ceramic package suited to chassis or shielded-housing thermal paths. The integrated matching and on-chip quiescent bias simplify the femtocell RF module layout, while the 28 V supply rails cleanly from the femtocell PoE or AC-DC input. The multi-stage LDMOS design meets LTE ACLR limits at the 6-8 dB output back-off recommended for 12 W average LTE waveforms.

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NXP LDMOS Driver / Cascaded Transmit Module

In higher-power multi-IC transmit modules the MD7IC2251NR1 functions as either final PA or as an inter-stage driver for larger Doherty or pusher configurations. Its 29 dB power gain and integrated two-stage matching make it a natural NXP LDMOS cascade, sharing the same 28 V supply rail as adjacent final-stage PAs. Cascading two MD7IC2251NR1 devices can boost output to 20-25 W average in the same band, leveraging the same PCB footprint and thermal-mounting hardware for simplified cross-band transmitter SKUs.

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Industrial / Private LTE Base Station

Private LTE networks deployed in industrial sites, ports, mines, and utilities need rugged, mid-power 2.1 GHz RF final stages, and the MD7IC2251NR1's integrated on-chip matching and ceramic TO-270-14 package suit the long-lifecycle industrial environment. The 28 V supply derives from a -48 V or AC-fed DC-DC converter; the LDMOS technology tolerates the high VSWR mismatches seen in private-network antenna installations. W-CDMA/LTE coverage in one part supports both legacy industrial 3G and modern Private LTE use cases.

Resumo dos produtos recomendados

MD7IC2251GNR1 Bin/finish variant of same die; pin-compatible final-stage PA Usado em: UMTS / LTE Macro-Cell Base-Station Final Stage, Small-Cell / Picocell 2.1 GHz Transmit Chain, 4G LTE Femtocell Final Amplifier, Industrial / Private LTE Base Station AFT09S282EW Alternative NXP LDMOS PA for adjacent UMTS/LTE bands Usado em: UMTS / LTE Macro-Cell Base-Station Final Stage A2I22D050 NXP integrated LDMOS driver/PA companion for cascaded transmitter Usado em: UMTS / LTE Macro-Cell Base-Station Final Stage MC13850 NXP small-cell RF companion front-end IC Usado em: Small-Cell / Picocell 2.1 GHz Transmit Chain MD7IC2012NR1 NXP LDMOS PA for adjacent 1800 MHz repeater bands Usado em: W-CDMA / LTE RF Repeater Power Stage MD7IC2755NR1 NXP family member at higher 2.6 GHz band for multi-band cascades Usado em: NXP LDMOS Driver / Cascaded Transmit Module
What is the MD7IC2251NR1 and what does it do?
The MD7IC2251NR1 is a two-stage RF LDMOS integrated power amplifier from NXP Semiconductors designed for the 2110-2170 MHz cellular band. According to the NXP datasheet, it delivers 12 W average output power at 28 V under W-CDMA modulation. Housed in a TO-270 WB-14 ceramic flange-mount package, it functions as a final-stage PA in 2.1 GHz UMTS/LTE base-station transmit chains and small-cell radios.
What is the operating frequency range of MD7IC2251NR1?
The MD7IC2251NR1 operates from 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz, the full UMTS/LTE Band 1 uplink. According to the NXP datasheet MD7IC2251N, on-chip input matching is designed for this band and requires no external matching network. The device is characterized at a test frequency of 2.14 GHz and supports W-CDMA, LTE, and TD-SCDMA modulation formats.
What is the output power of MD7IC2251NR1?
The MD7IC2251NR1 is rated for 12 W average output power under W-CDMA (LTE) modulation at 28 V supply. The NXP datasheet specifies a P1dB of 46 dBm, equivalent to approximately 40 W CW output at compression. Real-world W-CDMA operation requires 6-8 dB output back-off from P1dB to meet ACLR linearity limits, hence the 12 W average rating.
What supply voltage does MD7IC2251NR1 require?
The MD7IC2251NR1 operates from a 26 V to 32 V drain supply, with 28 V nominal per the NXP datasheet. This 28 V rail is conventionally derived from a -48 V telecom input via an upstream DC-DC converter. Quiescent bias is set by on-chip circuits, but external drain current monitoring via a series resistor is required for thermal control and bias-trim feedback.
Where can I buy MD7IC2251NR1 online?
The MD7IC2251NR1 is available from authorized distributors including DigiKey (Digi-Key part MD7IC2251NR1-ND), Mouser, and Newark, with a 1,000-unit price of approximately $83.21 per Octopart aggregated data as of 2026-10-15. Stock may be limited; lead time for larger volumes is typically 8-12 weeks when ordered through NXP directly or authorized franchised distributors.
What is the lead time for MD7IC2251NR1?
The MD7IC2251NR1 lead time is typically 8-12 weeks when ordered from NXP directly or authorized distributors as of 2026-10-15. Smaller quantities are often available in stock at DigiKey and Mouser (10-100 unit reels); for higher volumes above 500 units, contact NXP's authorized channel or franchised distributor Rochester Electronics for production-quantity schedules.
How much does MD7IC2251NR1 cost?
The MD7IC2251NR1 unit price is approximately $95 per single unit as of 2026-10-15, dropping to about $83.21 at a 1,000-unit break per Octopart aggregated distributor data. Volume pricing for 500 units is approximately $84.40 each. Pricing reflects authorized-channel distribution - open-market brokers may list different prices with variable authenticity risk.
Is the MD7IC2251NR1 in stock at major distributors?
The MD7IC2251NR1 stock status at DigiKey, Mouser, and Newark varies weekly; as of 2026-10-15, NXP-authorized distributors show limited inventory with the primary supply routed through Rochester Electronics. Consult the DigiKey stock check (DigiKey part MD7IC2251NR1-ND) for live inventory. Authorized-channel parts carry full warranty; broker-market inventory requires authenticity verification.
What is the difference between MD7IC2251NR1 and MD7IC2251GNR1?
The MD7IC2251NR1 and MD7IC2251GNR1 share the same 2110-2170 MHz RF LDMOS die and TO-270 WB-14 package per the NXP datasheet MD7IC2251N. The G variant is differentiated by gain/linearity bin and lead-finish packing-code; they are functionally drop-in compatible at the PCB level but may differ slightly in ACPR performance. Choose either per the polarity-marking convention of your board design.
Where can I download the MD7IC2251NR1 datasheet PDF?
The official NXP datasheet for the MD7IC2251NR1 (number MD7IC2251N) is available as a free PDF download directly from NXP at https://www.nxp.com/assets/documents/data/en/data-sheets/MD7IC2251N.pdf, or via the DigiKey product page (datasheet link under Documentation). The PDF includes RF performance curves, thermal data, and PCB mounting recommendations. The official document supersedes any third-party mirror.
What is a drop-in replacement for the MD7IC2251NR1?
A true drop-in replacement for the MD7IC2251NR1 must share the TO-270 WB-14 package, the same pin-out, and 2110-2170 MHz operation. The MD7IC2251GNR1 from NXP is the closest drop-in alternative on the same die. Cross-brand equivalents at this power level and package are scarce; consult the NXP cross-reference tool for validated substitutions, since the TO-270 ceramic package is largely NXP-specific.
Is MD7IC2251NR1 suitable for LTE applications?
Yes, the MD7IC2251NR1 is well-suited for LTE base-station final stages in the 2110-2170 MHz Band 1. According to the NXP datasheet, the device supports all major cellular modulation formats including W-CDMA and LTE-FDD within its rated 12 W average power. LTE operation requires digital predistortion (DPD) feedback for ACLR compliance; the 28 V supply supports the high peak-to-average crest factor typical of LTE waveforms.
Can the MD7IC2251GNR1 be used in place of the MD7IC2251NR1?
Yes, the MD7IC2251GNR1 is the closest drop-in alternate to the MD7IC2251NR1 per the NXP datasheet. Both share the same 2110-2170 MHz RF LDMOS die and the same TO-270 WB-14 ceramic flange-mount package. They differ only in bin/finish assignment code; the user must verify the specific parameter differences against the latest NXP datasheet revision before substituting into a qualified design.
What package does the MD7IC2251NR1 use?
The MD7IC2251NR1 is housed in a TO-270 WB-14 ceramic body with a gull-wing surface-mount lead frame and integrated mounting flange (also called WB-14 outline). According to the NXP datasheet, the ceramic flange bolts directly to a heatsink or chassis baseplate via two mounting screws, providing the low thermal resistance required to dissipate the 28 V / 12 W continuous power. The TO-270-14 footprint is mechanically dedicated to this NXP LDMOS series.
What are the key specifications that engineers should know about MD7IC2251NR1?
The MD7IC2251NR1 specifications engineers should know are: 2110-2170 MHz band, 12 W average W-CDMA output power, 28 V nominal drain supply (26-32 V range), 29 dB power gain at 2.14 GHz test frequency, P1dB of 46 dBm (40 W CW), and an integrated two-stage on-chip RF input match. Per the NXP datasheet, the device uses a two-stage LDMOS architecture in a TO-270 WB-14 ceramic flange-mount package, designed for UMTS/LTE base-station final stages. Thermal resistance and bias sequencing are the key practical design considerations.

Dados de referência de engenharia para MD7IC2251NR1 — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the MD7IC2251NR1 when you need a 2110-2170 MHz cellular base-station final or cascaded PA delivering 12 W average W-CDMA output with integrated on-chip matching and a 28 V supply rail. The integrated matching eliminates an external LC network, simplifying the RF PCB. Choose the MD7IC2251GNR1 for the closest pin-compatible alternate, differing only in bin/finish code. Choose the MD7IC2012NR1 (~5 W, 1805-2025 MHz) or MD7IC2755NR1 (2.5-2.7 GHz, power pending verification) when your design targets 1800 MHz or 2.6 GHz bands respectively, sharing the same chassis-mount hardware. The MD7IC2251NR1 is the right pick for new UMTS/LTE Band 1 designs; ensure you provide 6-8 dB back-off or DPD so ACLR compliance is met at 12 W average.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto MD7IC2251GNR1 MD7IC2012NR1 MD7IC2755NR1 MHT1005NR1 MHT1006NR1
Package TO-270 WB-14 (ceramic flange-mount) TO-270 WB-14 - same TO-270 WB-14 - same TO-270 WB-14 - same TO-270 WB-14 - same TO-270 WB-14 - same
Brand NXP Semiconductors NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same NXP Semiconductors - same
Frequency Range 2110-2170 MHz 2110-2170 MHz 1805-2025 MHz (1800 MHz band) 2500-2700 MHz (2.6 GHz band) 728-768 MHz (700 MHz) 870-960 MHz (900 MHz)
Supply Voltage (Drain) 26 V to 32 V (28 V nominal) 26-32 V 26-32 V 26-32 V 26-32 V 26-32 V
Process Technology RF LDMOS (2-stage) RF LDMOS (2-stage) RF LDMOS (2-stage) RF LDMOS (2-stage) RF LDMOS (2-stage) RF LDMOS (2-stage)
Test Frequency 2.14 GHz 2.14 GHz 1.96 GHz 2.6 GHz 748 MHz 920 MHz

Principais diferenciais

  • Pin-to-pin compatible NXP family variant (vs MD7IC2251GNR1)
  • In-family higher-band alternative at higher frequency (vs MD7IC2755NR1)
  • Lower-power in-package adjacent-band alternative (vs MD7IC2012NR1)

Notas de projeto

The TO-270 WB-14 ceramic package is designed for chassis or baseplate heatsink mounting via two flange screws with thermal interface material between the flange and the heat-spreader. Estimated: at 28 V drain and 12 W average output with ~40% PAE for W-CDMA, dissipation sits around 25-28 W - the package flange is the primary thermal path. A thermal compound (e.g. Shin-Etsu MicroSi series) of thickness <= 25 micrometres is required; without proper mounting the junction will exceed rated temperature and ACLR drift upward.

Drain-feed traces and gate-bias traces must be RF-decoupled with low-ESR ceramic capacitors (100 nF + 10 uF) close to the package leads. Maintain solid ground via a continuous stitched ground plane under and around the package, with via-fence halos around the RF input and output traces. NXP recommends 50-ohm microstrip or stripline traces between the device and the band-pass filter or antenna. Estimated: matched PCB trace loss should be kept below 0.2 dB at 2.14 GHz, achievable with Rogers RO4350B or equivalent low-loss PCB substrate.

Do not apply drain voltage before the gate bias has been established - sequencing violation can cause device damage or rapid MTTF degradation. Reference the NXP datasheet for the recommended bias-up sequence: gate bias ON first (negative voltage typically), then ramp drain to 28 V. Also avoid operating at or near P1dB for W-CDMA without digital predistortion (DPD); 6-8 dB output back-off is mandatory to keep ACLR within 3GPP spec limits. At high VSWR (2:1 or worse), reduce drive or output to avoid out-of-band oscillations.

The integrated on-chip input match means no external LC components are required at the RF input - keep the input trace as short as possible to minimize board-induced mismatch. The RF output should pass through an isolator or directional coupler before the band-pass filter; the isolator protects the device from antenna VSWR events and lets the system meet E911 timing for in-service base stations. Estimate: input trace length should be <= 3 mm on the PCB to keep added insertion loss below 0.1 dB.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Unknown
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Unknown

The official NXP datasheet MD7IC2251N does not include explicit RoHS, REACH, lead-free or halogen-free declarations in the verified search results. Consult the NXP product environmental compliance page directly for full material disclosures. AEC-Q100 is not applicable (RF power amplifier, not automotive qualified). The MD7IC2251NR1 is sourced in tape-and-reel packaging per standard NXP practice.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-15 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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