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YNK
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Hello. I am planning a laboratory 13.56 MHz RF generator using the NXP MRF101AN LDMOS transistor and would like to reproduce the NXP MRF101AN-13MHZ reference circuit.

Before purchasing two MRF101AN devices, I need the complete documentation for the MRF101AN-13MHZ reference design, particularly the schematic, BOM with manufacturer part numbers, PCB/Gerber or fabrication files, component-placement drawing, air-core inductor details, PCB specification, aluminium baseplate/heatsink drawing, and bias/tuning instructions.

Could you please provide these files or direct me to the appropriate NXP RF applications/support engineer?

I am located in India and intend to source the components through authorized distributors in India.

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ErikaC
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Hello,

Please go to https://www.nxp.com/products/radio-frequency-rf/legacy-rf/legacy-rf-power/mrf101an-reference-circuit...

Scroll down to Design files and you will find the MRF101AN 13.56 MHz Reference Circuit Design File.

Please note that NXP documentation pack for this design does not include a schematic. It is our general practice since most RF designs are sensitive to board layout. Thus, the layout view plus BOM provides more reproducible results than a pure schematic. If you need, you can draw the schematic by yourself using layout and BOM.

Hope this helps!

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ErikaC
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello,

Please go to https://www.nxp.com/products/radio-frequency-rf/legacy-rf/legacy-rf-power/mrf101an-reference-circuit...

Scroll down to Design files and you will find the MRF101AN 13.56 MHz Reference Circuit Design File.

Please note that NXP documentation pack for this design does not include a schematic. It is our general practice since most RF designs are sensitive to board layout. Thus, the layout view plus BOM provides more reproducible results than a pure schematic. If you need, you can draw the schematic by yourself using layout and BOM.

Hope this helps!