>Not able to install Microwave office and ADS models for wideband application simulation.
Try to solve this problem. Using ADS/AWR simulation is the most reliable way to design RF amplifier.
>I would like to used this device in 30-512MHz Broad band application.
Unfortunately, we have no a ready for use design for your application.
This device has low input and output impedances (typical 1.5 Ohm source and 3 Ohm output) and it will require broadband matching circuits to cover the target frequency band. NXP broadband reference designs for AFT05MS031 provide 3 LC stages to achieve 20% bandwidth.
LC impedance matching will require more stages to implement 30-512MHz bandwidth. This approach is not reasonable if more than octave bandwidth is required. General solution is to use broadband transmission line transformers. AFT05MS031 will need impedance 16:1 transformation at input and output.
Useful links, amplifies with TL impedance matching:
http://www.polyfet.com/HFE0503_Leong.pdf
https://www.ampleon.com/documents/application-note/AN10858.pdf
Note. AFT05MS031 design for 30-512MHz is difficult to implement because of it's low source/load impedances. It would be much easier to implement broadband amplifier using a device that has higher source/load impedances (closer to 50 Ohm).
It is possible if using 50V or 65V supply devices. For example, MRFE6VS25N, MRFX035 or MRFE6VP100H.
Have a great day,
Pavel
TIC
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