I have categorized the main characteristics of most used IRF N-channel MOSFETs for RF purposes.
The table below might be useful for you when you are looking for the proper FET in your
MF/HF end stage.
FET Id Vds Rds Cin
A V ohm pF
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IRF510 5,6 100 0,54 200
IRF520 9,7 100 0,2 330
IRF530 14 100 0,14 600
IRF540 33 100 0,04 890
IRF610 3,3 200 1,5 200
IRF620 7 200 1,2 460
IRF630 9 200 0,3 960
IRF640 18 200 0,15 1850
IRF710 2 400 3,6 200
IRF730 7 400 1 620
IRF740 10 400 0,55 1400
IRFs ending with IRFx10 have the smallest input capacitance: 200 pF
Those FETs can be used in PA's with operation frequency up till 15 MHz.
For MG experiments (appr. 500 kHz) I have succesfully used the IRF520 and IRF620.
Both work fine on this low frequency.
Input capacitance is often specified at Vds=25V and Vgs=0V.
Note: I have used various internet sources that were sometime controdictionary.
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