Broadband RF and microwave power amplifier for power-limited uses introduced by NuWaves
June 27, 2016
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, 27 June 2016. NuWaves Engineering in Middletown, Ohio, is introducing the NuPower 11C01A broadband RF and microwavepower amplifier for VHF to S-band radio communications transmitters and data radios.
The NuPower 11C01A delivers g a minimum of 10 Watts, and typically 15 Watts, of RF power from 225 to 2400 MHz when driven with a 0 dBm (1 milliwatt) RF input signal.
With power efficiency in the 25 percent to 45 percent range, and 40 dB of RF gain, the NuPower 11C01A provides high-efficiency RF amplification for a variety of transmitters, transceivers, and data links that do not require linear performance.
The power amplifier’s upgraded rugged aluminum chassis measures 3 by 2 by 0.65 inches, and operates in temperatures as high as 85 degrees Celsius at the baseplate.
The standby to transmit switching speed of less than 2 microseconds enables the user to switch between the operating modes, conserving energy between transmit cycles in power-limited applications such as unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).
It has a supply voltage range of 11 to 32 volts DC for RF communications, telemetry, and electronic warfare applications, including systems running on battery power.
For more information contact NuWaves Engineering online at www.nuwaves.com.
