BFR90

Part points

• The BFR90 chip is a low power transistor commonly used in high-frequency applications. It operates in the UHF range and exhibits good gain and low noise characteristics. The chip is designed for use in various electronic devices such as radar systems, satellite communications, and wireless telecommunication equipment. Its compact size and efficient performance make it an ideal choice for high-frequency circuitry.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of the BFR90 chip are BFR91A and BFR92A.

• Features

  The BFR90 is a high-frequency, low-noise PHEMT transistor. It offers a low level of noise, high gain, and excellent linearity, making it suitable for applications in microwave and satellite communications, radar systems, and other high-frequency signal amplification.

• Pinout

  The BFR90 is a transistor with a 5-pin count. Its functions include amplification and switching in high-frequency applications.

• Manufacturer

  The BFR90 is manufactured by Motorola Corporation, a multinational telecommunications company.

• Application Field

  The BFR90 is a high-frequency transistor typically used in applications that require amplification of RF (radio frequency) signals. It is commonly used in communication systems, radar systems, wireless devices, and other applications where low-noise amplification is crucial.

• Package

  The BFR90 chip comes in the package type of SOT-37, also known as TO-5. It is a through-hole package with three leads and a metal can enclosure. The chip size is typically small, measuring around 3.3mm x 3.3mm x 2.4mm.