I tore into a 20 year old pager radio and these transistors were in the power amp section. The boards they are on were mounted on massive heat sinks. I tried a Google search and a NTE cross ref and came up dry. A Motorola 587-3737-000-B and a RFP100-100RH (manufacturer unknown).
The RFP100-100 is an atteuator resistor ( Not a transistor)
100W rating and 100Ohms resistance and rated DC - 2GHz
I see items from this company on a number of RF units I work on
Google is your friend
the first hit was for that device
You will probably find that that part # on that Motorola device is an inhouse number and you wont find any references to it
it will be a device made only for another RF company to their specifications. I suggest that because it doesnt mantch any of the standard Motorola numbering systems. Motorola will NOT release data for it
Dave
100W rating and 100Ohms resistance and rated DC - 2GHz
I see items from this company on a number of RF units I work on
Google is your friend
the first hit was for that device You will probably find that that part # on that Motorola device is an inhouse number and you wont find any references to it
it will be a device made only for another RF company to their specifications. I suggest that because it doesnt mantch any of the standard Motorola numbering systems. Motorola will NOT release data for it
Dave
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m 987-3737
View attachment glenayreamp.bmpThe Motorola m 587-3737 is a custom rf transistor used in a known pager power amp. these devices are capable of 45 watts cw in the 900 to 960 mhz. B+ of 26 votes.
the bord you have has a part # of 263-0019-035. and the power amp palate can delver 90 watts.
the other 2 components are 100 ohm ballast resisters.
with 6 watts drive per transistor will produce full power.
good luck and have fun.
View attachment glenayreamp.bmpThe Motorola m 587-3737 is a custom rf transistor used in a known pager power amp. these devices are capable of 45 watts cw in the 900 to 960 mhz. B+ of 26 votes.
the bord you have has a part # of 263-0019-035. and the power amp palate can delver 90 watts.
the other 2 components are 100 ohm ballast resisters.
with 6 watts drive per transistor will produce full power.
good luck and have fun.
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I have lots of Glenayre equipment and many of these Motorola transistors would you willing to purchase
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try alldatasheets.com
boo hoo!
you just rained on a parade in 2000...
good luck.
587-3737-000-B Datasheet, PDF - Alldatasheet
587-1404-1-ND Datasheet High Current and High Voltage LED Driver - Diodes Incorporated 587-1647-1-ND RN-171 802.11 b/g Wireless LAN Module, Microchip Technology
www.alldatasheet.com
you just rained on a parade in 2000...
good luck.
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