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- Brand
- Mitsubishi
- Model
- RA60H4452M1
- Category
- electronic components
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- Electronics
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- Last added
- 2012-03-21
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Mitsubishi Electric RA60H4452M1 RF Power Module Datasheet
The RA60H4452M1 is a 60‑watt RF MOSFET power‑amplifier module designed for 12.5‑V mobile radios operating in the 440‑520 MHz band. It can be driven directly from a battery, with output power controlled by the gate voltage.
Key features include enhancement‑mode MOSFET transistors, a metal‑shielded package (67 × 19.4 × 9.9 mm), low‑power gate control (≈5 mA at 5 V), and RoHS compliance. The document details electrical ratings, typical performance curves, mounting recommendations, and safety precautions for reliable operation.
Mitsubishi RA60H4452M1 specifications
| Frequency Range | 440‑520 MHz |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 60 W |
| Gate Voltage (typical) | 5 V |
| Module Size | 67 × 19.4 × 9.9 mm |
| Total Efficiency | 40 % |
| Operating Temperature Range | -30 °C to +100 °C |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40 °C to +110 °C |
Source: Mitsubishi Electric RA60H4452M1 RF Power Module Datasheet
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Questions answered in these manuals
What gate voltage is needed to obtain the nominal 60 W output?
A gate voltage of about 4 V (typical) to 5 V (maximum) provides the nominal 60 W output power.
From: Mitsubishi Electric RA60H4452M1 RF Power Module Datasheet
What is the ESD sensitivity of the RA60H4452M1?
The module is sensitive to ESD voltages down to 1000 V, so appropriate ESD precautions are required.
From: Mitsubishi Electric RA60H4452M1 RF Power Module Datasheet
What type of devices are used in RA60H4452M1 and RA60H4047M1?
Both parts use MOS‑FET devices.
Why are MOS‑FET devices more vulnerable to static electricity?
MOS‑FET devices have lower surge endurance than silicon bipolar devices, so static discharge can cause burn‑out.