Rackmount Amplifiers
High Power, Rack Mounted, GaN RF Amplifier
- Frequency range
- 0.020 - 6.0 GHz
- Supply input
- 28 Vdc
- Gain
- 50 dB typical
Specifications
| Part Number | SSPA 0.020-6.000-35-RM |
|---|---|
| Environment | Ground/Air |
| Min/Max Frequency | 0.020 - 6.0 GHz |
| Power Out (W) typical | 35 |
| VDC Input | 28 Vdc |
| Size in Inches (W x L x H) | 19 x 22 x 7 |
| Gain (dB) Typical | 50 |
Technical specifications
| Specification | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency range | 0.020 - 6.0 GHz | |
| Supply input | 28 Vdc | |
| Dimensions (W × L × H) | 19 x 22 x 7 in. | |
| Gain | 50 dB typical | |
| RF output power | >35 W typical at P3dB through 4 GHz; approximately 20 W above 4 GHz through 6 GHz | Frequency-dependent output power. |
Product overview
The SSPA 0.020-6.000-35-RM is a GaN rack-mounted amplifier covering 20 MHz to 6 GHz. Its output power depends on frequency: the page specifies greater than 35 W typical at P3dB through 4 GHz and approximately 20 W above 4 GHz through 6 GHz. The assembly uses a 28 VDC supply and active cooling with two fans. RF connections comprise an SMA female input and Type N female output. Protection functions cover output open and short circuits and supply overvoltage or undervoltage.
Documentation
Technical documents and resources
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Product Brief
More about this product
Product features
- GaN amplifier in a 19-inch rack format
- Active thermal management with two fans
- Output open/short and supply-voltage protection
Frequency-dependent output power
Review output power against frequency when selecting this amplifier. The published 35 W headline does not apply uniformly through 6 GHz.
Cooling and RF interfaces
Two fans provide active cooling. The RF input uses SMA female and the RF output uses Type N female connections.
Applications
- Laboratory RF systems
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