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1-1200MHz RF Broadband Power Amplifier
Product Details
Product Overview
This RF broadband power amplifier covers the frequency band of 0.5MHz to 1200MHz. It features high gain and high power output, utilizes a digital encoder for precision adjustment, and offers stable and reliable performance. It is an ideal choice for applications in communications, testing, and related fields.
Key Specifications
Frequency Range: 0.5MHz-1200MHz
Gain Adjustment: 21-31dB (Digital encoder, 1dB step, 16dB adjustable range)
Output Power: >30dBm (1 Watt), Saturated Power: 2W
Input/Output: 50-ohm impedance, SMA-K connectors
Power Supply: DC +12V
Current Consumption: Quiescent 500mA, Dynamic < 650mA
Burnout Resistance: 20dBm (with 10dB attenuator), 12dBm (with 0dB attenuator)
Product Features
Wideband Coverage: Supports a broad frequency range from 0.5MHz to 1200MHz
Precise Gain Control: Digital encoder provides 1dB step adjustment for accurate and stable control
High Output Power: Delivers over 1 Watt output across the entire frequency band, meeting diverse application requirements
Safety & Reliability: Built-in protection mechanisms effectively prevent device damage
Standard Interface: 50-ohm SMA-K connectors ensure strong compatibility
Typical Applications
✅ Signal Enhancement for Wireless Communication Systems
✅ RF Testing and Measurement
✅ Scientific Research, Experimentation, and Education
✅ Broadcast Television Signal Transmission
✅ Security and Surveillance Systems
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