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DMEG 250
250 Watts, 50 Volts, Pulsed  
Avionics  960 - 1215 MHz 
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The DMEG 250 is a high power COMMON BASE bipolar transistor.  It is
designed for pulsed systems in the frequency band 960-1215 MHz.  The
device has gold thin-film metallization for proven highest MTTF.  The
transistor includes input and output  prematch for broadband capability.   Low
thermal resistance package reduces junction temperature, extends life.
CASE OUTLINE
55AW, STYLE 1
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Maximum Power Dissipation @ 25 C                                875 Watts
2 
Maximum Voltage and Current
BVces      Collector to Base Voltage                                      55 Volts
BVebo     Emitter to Base Voltage                                        4.0 Volts
Ic             Collector Current                                                   30 Amps
Maximum Temperatures 
Storage Temperature                                                   - 65 to + 200 C
Operating Junction Temperature                                            + 200 C                 
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS  @ 25 C
O
SYMBOL
CHARACTERISTICS
TEST CONDITIONS
MIN
TYP
MAX
UNITS
Pout
Pin
Pg
η
c
VSWR
Power Input
Power Gain
Collector Efficiency 
Load Mismatch Tolerance
Vcc = 50 Volts
PW = 10 
μ
sec
DF = 5%
F = 1090 MHz
60
Watts
dB
%
Power Out 
F = 960-1215 MHz 
250
Watts
6.2
35
5:1
BVebo
BVces 
Cob
h
FE
θ
jc
2
Note 1:  At rated output power and pulse conditions 
         2:  At rated pulse conditions
Collector to Emitter Breakdown
Capacitance Collector to Base 
DC - Current Gain 
Thermal Resistance 
Ic = 25 mA
Vcb = 50 Volts 
Ic = 1 mA, Vce = 5 V
55
Volts
Emitter to Base Breakdown 
Ie = 20 mA
4.0
Volts
10
pF
C/W
0.2
o
Issue A, July 1997