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[Amps] 32 Volt LDMOS being superceded by 50 V?

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Subject: [Amps] 32 Volt LDMOS being superceded by 50 V?
From: "John Lyles" <jtml@losalamos.com>
Reply-to: jtml@vla.com
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 17:39:46 -0600
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No they are not. MRF151G is still popular especially, several sources. They are 
also used in many broadcast television amplifiers, so they won't be gone soon. 
In new designs, choose 50 V and use a 48 V telecom power supply. 

73
John
K5PRO



> Are 32 V  LDMOS amplifier transistors becoming scarce, or hard to find, as 
> spares,  due to the newer 50V LDMOS taking over new designs?
> 
> I assumed they are still around because they are listed in Digi Key and other 
> suppliers, but found out that they are disappearing from some Catalogs.
> The question is raised, because a lot of  Amp Boards exist surplus with the 
> 28-32 Volt devices.  Looks like maybe new Ham designs should migrate to 50 
> volt devices.  yes/no?  
> 
> I have a number of prototype boards from Pineapple Technologies with   BLF 
> 861A  and BLF 872 32 V devices...
> 
> 
> Best Regards,   
> Pat Barthelow   AA6EG
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