Amplifier Research 100A250A
RF Amplifier, 10 kHz - 250 MHz, 100W
Amplifiers - RF and Microwave >> 1 GHz or Less and 100 Watt or Less >> RF Amplifier, 10 kHz - 250 MHz, 100W
Model: 100A250A
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RENT Amplifier Research 100A250A RF Amplifier (Call for Availability)
The Amplfier Research 100A250A amplifier is a self-contained, broadband unit designed for laboratory applications where instantaneous bandwidth, high gain and moderate power output are required. Utilization of push-pull MOSFET circuitry lowers distortion, improves stability and allows operation into any load impedance without damage. When used with an RF sweep generator, will provide a minimum of 100 watts of swept power.
There is a digital display on the front panel to indicate the operate status and fault conditions when an over temperature, power supply, or amplifier fault has occurred. The unit can be returned to operate when the condition has been cleared. The Amplfier Research 100A250A includes digital control for both local and remote control of the amplifier. This 8-bit RISC microprocessor controlled board provides both IEEE-488 (GPIB) and asynchronous, full duplex RS-232 control of all amplifier functions. The Amplifier Research 100A250A provides readily available RF Power for typical applications such as RF susceptibility testing, antenna and component testing, watt meter calibration, and use as a driver for higher power amplifiers.
Specifications of the Amplifier Research 100A250A RF Amplifier Include:
| Frequency | 10kHz - 250MHz |
| Rated Output Power | 100W |
| Gain | 50 dB min |
| Noise Figure | 10 dB typical |
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This model has been replaced by the Amplifier Research 100A400A
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We received the unit here in Florida yesterday just before noon – less than 24-hrs from when we placed the order…Thank you for your exceptional and expedient service to minimize our down time and helping us bring this dire emergency to a happy, successful conclusion. -- Timothy Melbourne, FL |
