Ultra Wideband RF Amplifier 0.4-2.7GHz 100W High Gain SSPA for Communication
ZD-PA-0.4/2.7G-100W
This ultra wideband RF amplifier operates at 0.4-2.7GHz, a 100W high-power SSPA with typical 52dB gain, efficiency ≥30% and ±2dB flatness. It supports CW, pulsed and various RF modulated signals, delivering excellent harmonic/spurious suppression and input VSWR ≤1.5. Powered by +28V DC, it features SMA RF input, N-type output and a D-Sub 9-pin control interface. Made of aluminum alloy, it weighs <0.7kg and works from -40℃ to +55℃ with built-in temperature alarm. Industrial-grade reliable, ideal for communication and RF testing.
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This wideband RF amplifier operates across 0.4-2.7GHz, a high-performance SSPA solid state power amplifier delivering 100W saturated output power, typical 52dB gain and efficiency ≥30%, with ±2dB in-band flatness. It supports CW, pulsed and various RF modulated signals, offering excellent harmonic suppression: 2nd harmonic ≤-10dBc, 3rd harmonic ≤-15dBc, spurious suppression ≤-70dBc, and input VSWR ≤1.5 for clean, stable signals. Powered by +28V DC with 2.5A quiescent current, it features SMA RF input, N-type output and a D-Sub 9-pin power control interface. Constructed with aluminum alloy, it weighs under 0.7kg and operates from -40℃ to +55℃, with built-in temperature alarm protection that cuts power at high temperatures for safety. Compact and reliable, it is the ideal SSPAf or 0.4-2.7GHz wideband RF amplification, communications, RF testing and signal transmission.
Indicator Item | Parameter | |
Operating Frequency (GHz) | 0.4-2.7 | |
Typical Power Gain (dB) | 52 | |
Power Flatness (dB) | ±2 | |
Signal Format | CW, pulsed signals, and various types of RF modulated sources | |
Output Power (dBm) | ≥50 | |
Efficiency (%) | ≥30 | |
Operating Voltage (V) | +28 | |
Typical Quiescent Current (A) | 2.5 | |
2nd Harmonic Suppression (dBc) | ≤-10 | |
3rd Harmonic Suppression (dBc) | ≤-15 | |
Spurious Suppression (dBc) | ≤-70 | |
Input VSWR | ≤1.5 | |
Weight (kg) | 0.7 | |
Operating Temperature (°C) | -40 to +55 |