Renesas 3SK323UG-TL-E
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Overview
3SK323UG-TL-E from Renesas is a silicon N-channel dual-gate MOSFET designed for UHF RF low-noise amplification, featuring 1.0 dB typical noise figure at 900 MHz, 24 dB typical power gain at 900 MHz, 3.5 V operating drain-source voltage, 6 V maximum drain-source voltage, and MPAK-4 surface-mount package. It serves as the first-stage LNA in portable UHF receivers including cordless phones and wireless microphones.
For engineers reviewing the 3SK323UG-TL-E datasheet, 3SK323UG-TL-E pinout, 3SK323UG-TL-E application, or 3SK323UG-TL-E equivalent, key selection criteria include UHF noise performance, dual-gate bias flexibility, low-voltage operation capability, and thermal derating on glass-epoxy PCBs.
Technical Context
This dual-gate MOSFET uses independent gate control to optimize noise figure and gain simultaneously: Gate1 sets transconductance and cutoff behavior while Gate2 adjusts channel conductance and stabilizes DC operating point. Its RF performance is characterized at 900 MHz with 50 Ω input/output impedance, requiring external matching networks per the documented test circuit.
The device operates with VDS = 3.5 V and ID = 10 mA under standard RF characterization conditions, achieving 24 dB power gain and 1.0 dB noise figure. Thermal limits are defined for a 50 mm × 40 mm × 1 mm glass-epoxy board, with 300 mW channel power dissipation derated above 50°C ambient.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value and Actual Design Meaning |
|---|---|
| Noise Figure (NF) | 1.0 dB typ. at 900 MHz - enables high-sensitivity UHF front-end reception with minimal signal degradation |
| Power Gain (PG) | 24 dB typ. at 900 MHz - provides sufficient amplification before mixer stage without external gain stages |
| Drain-Source Voltage (VDS) | 3.5 V typical operating - supports battery-powered portable devices using single-cell Li-ion or 3×AA configurations |
| Max Drain Current (ID) | 20 mA - defines upper DC bias limit for stable small-signal RF operation |
| Forward Transfer Admittance (|yfs|) | 42 mS typ. at 1 kHz - indicates strong transconductance for high gain at low frequencies and stable biasing |
| Gate Cutoff Voltages | VG1S(off) = 0.5 V typ., VG2S(off) = 0.7 V typ. - enables precise dual-bias tuning for optimal NF/PG trade-off |
| Channel Power Dissipation | 300 mW max on specified PCB - requires thermal-aware layout with copper pour and via stitching for sustained RF output |
Pinout & Package
Package: MPAK-4 (RENESAS code PLSP0004ZA-A), surface-mount, 4-terminal plastic package with 1.35 mm body width and 0.35 mm lead pitch; marking "UG-" on top surface.
| Pin/Terminal | Circuit Role | Design Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Source | Common reference node for both gates and drain; must be low-inductance RF ground path |
| 2 | Gate1 | Primary RF input control terminal; sets transconductance and dominates noise contribution |
| 3 | Gate2 | Bias and gain stabilization terminal; adjustable DC voltage tunes PG/NF balance |
| 4 | Drain | RF output node; requires external DC blocking and impedance matching network |
Key Features
| Feature | Design Value |
|---|---|
| Dual-gate architecture | Enables independent optimization of noise figure (via Gate1) and gain/stability (via Gate2) in single-device UHF LNA design |
| Low 900 MHz noise figure | 1.0 dB typical allows >15 dB improvement in receiver sensitivity versus single-gate alternatives at same frequency |
| High power gain at UHF | 24 dB typical eliminates need for cascaded amplifiers in compact portable RF front ends |
| Low-voltage operation | 3.5 V VDS rating supports direct integration with 3.3 V system rails and single-cell battery supplies |
| Thermal-rated packaging | MPAK-4 package delivers 300 mW dissipation on standard FR-4 with defined board dimensions, enabling predictable thermal design |
Applications
| Portable Cordless Phones | Wireless Microphone Receivers |
|---|---|
Use Scenario: 900 MHz ISM-band voice transmission in consumer-grade cordless handsets with size-constrained PCBs. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: First-stage low-noise amplifier in RF front end, directly interfacing antenna matching network and downconversion mixer. Use Value: 1.0 dB NF preserves weak signal integrity over distance; 24 dB PG ensures adequate SNR before analog-to-digital conversion. | Use Scenario: Battery-powered UHF wireless microphone receiver units used in live sound and broadcast applications. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Primary RF gain block in superheterodyne receiver IF chain, operating between bandpass filter and mixer. Use Value: Dual-gate bias flexibility allows field-tuning of gain/noise trade-off during receiver calibration without hardware change. |
| UHF RFID Readers | ISM-Band Remote Sensors |
Use Scenario: Handheld 915 MHz RFID interrogators reading passive tags in logistics and inventory systems. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Low-noise receive amplifier in reader's RX path, amplifying reflected tag signals prior to demodulation. Use Value: 3.5 V operation aligns with embedded MCU supply; 6 V VDS margin accommodates transient voltage spikes in noisy industrial environments. | Use Scenario: Compact battery-operated environmental sensors transmitting telemetry in 902–928 MHz ISM band. IC Role / Device Role / Timing Role: Receive-path LNA in half-duplex sensor gateway, enhancing weak uplink signal detection range. Use Value: MPAK-4 footprint minimizes PCB area; 300 mW thermal rating supports continuous receive mode without thermal throttling. |
Equivalent & Alternatives
The following parts are listed as comparable options for similar dual-gate MOSFET UHF LNA applications.
| Alternative Part | Technical Difference | Application Difference | Selection Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| NE3210S | Higher NF (1.3 dB typ.), lower PG (21 dB typ.), SOT-343 package, 2.7 V min VDS | Optimized for ultra-low-power sub-1 V biasing; less suitable for 3.5 V fixed-rail designs | Select when lowest possible current draw (<5 mA) is prioritized over gain and board space is not constrained |
| BF998 | Lower NF (0.9 dB typ.), higher PG (26 dB typ.), SOT-143 package, 12 V VDS rating | Requires higher supply voltage and larger decoupling; better suited for base station receivers than portable gear | Select when maximum sensitivity and gain are critical and 5–12 V supply is available |
Compared with NE3210S and BF998, the 3SK323UG-TL-E offers balanced 1.0 dB NF and 24 dB PG at 3.5 V, with MPAK-4 thermal performance optimized for handheld PCB layouts - making it ideal for cost-sensitive, battery-powered UHF receivers where supply voltage and board area are tightly constrained.
Availability
3SK323UG-TL-E is available at Aetrix Electronics and suitable for portable cordless phones, wireless microphone receivers, and UHF RFID readers requiring stable component supply across production lifecycles.
Supply support for 3SK323UG-TL-E includes scheduled delivery planning, volume procurement assistance, BOM continuity management, traceable sourcing, and lifecycle availability coordination for OEM customers, industrial embedded developers, connected-device designers, and electronics production programs.
Manufacturer
Renesas Electronics is a Japanese semiconductor manufacturer specializing in microcontrollers, analog, and RF components for industrial, automotive, and consumer applications.
The 3SK323UG-TL-E belongs to Renesas' legacy UHF RF transistor product line, engineered specifically for low-noise, low-voltage amplification in portable wireless communication equipment operating near 900 MHz.
FAQ
What is the recommended bias configuration for minimum noise figure in the 3SK323UG-TL-E?
For minimum noise figure, set VDS = 3.5 V, ID = 10 mA, and VG2S = 3.0 V per the datasheet's 900 MHz NF test condition; VG1S is then adjusted to achieve target ID, typically ~0.6 V. The 3SK323UG-TL-E achieves 1.0 dB NF under this exact configuration, and deviation increases NF by up to 0.6 dB.
Can the 3SK323UG-TL-E operate reliably at 2 GHz?
The 3SK323UG-TL-E maintains usable gain up to 2 GHz, with MSG = 15 dB at 2 GHz under VDS = 3.5 V and VG2S = 3.0 V, but NF degrades to ~2.5 dB and PG drops to ~12 dB. It is qualified and characterized for 900 MHz operation; use at 2 GHz requires full system-level validation of stability and noise performance.
What is the thermal resistance (RθJA) of the 3SK323UG-TL-E in its MPAK-4 package?
Renesas does not publish RθJA as a standalone parameter for the 3SK323UG-TL-E. Instead, the datasheet specifies maximum channel power dissipation (300 mW) on a defined 50 mm × 40 mm × 1 mm glass-epoxy board. Derating begins at 50°C ambient, reaching zero dissipation at 150°C channel temperature - implying an effective RθJA ≈ 333°C/W under those exact board conditions.
Is the 3SK323UG-TL-E pin-compatible with the 3SK324UG-TL-E?
No - although both share the MPAK-4 package and identical pinout (Source, Gate1, Gate2, Drain), the 3SK324UG-TL-E has different electrical characteristics: higher |yfs (50 mS vs. 42 mS), higher PG (26 dB vs. 24 dB), and higher NF (1.2 dB vs. 1.0 dB). They are not drop-in replacements; circuit re-tuning is required for equivalent performance.
Does the 3SK323UG-TL-E require external ESD protection?
Yes - the 3SK323UG-TL-E has no integrated ESD protection diodes. Absolute maximum ratings specify ±6 V for gate-source voltages; exposure to >±100 nA gate leakage beyond that risks permanent damage. External series resistors (≥1 kΩ) and shunt TVS diodes rated ≤6 V are recommended on both Gate1 and Gate2 lines in production designs using the 3SK323UG-TL-E.
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