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This amplifier is also a generator and it hasn't got input. I am looking for amplifier that I could connect to the generator. It could be broadband amp, for example 2-3 ghz
This amplifier is also a generator and it hasn't got input. I am looking for amplifier that I could connect to the generator. It could be broadband amp, for example 2-3 ghz
I think he/she means that this is not simply an RF amplifier, but a high power synthesizer. It's output is derived by an internal oscillator. Datasheet says its frequency and power level are adjustable, but no details. The OP wants a simple high power RF gain block.
I think he/she means that this is not simply an RF amplifier, but a high power synthesizer. It's output is derived by an internal oscillator. Datasheet says its frequency and power level are adjustable, but no details. The OP wants a simple high power RF gain block.
While ago I bought a 2.4GHz/100W PA module from Dayton Hamvention in Ohio, US. The module works just fine, and put 120W CW clean output power (100W in SSB) for 100mW input power.
The price that I paid for it was ridiculous, about 5 bucks negotiated from 10
Hamfests (from whatever country in the world) are the only places where you can find stuff like this at reasonable prices.
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