KU LNA BB 050700 A, Breitbandvorverstärker

KU LNA BB 050700 A, Broadband Low Noise Amplifier

500 ... 7000 MHz

 

Monitoring systems     test equipment


This super low noise wideband amplifier was designed to cover the 500 ... 7000 MHz. The noise figure is typ. 1.6 dB at 40 dB gain. Concurrently the broadband amplifier comes with a high IP3 and a output power of >100 mW. With this outstanding performences, this amplifier may be used for many applications.
Lead time on request
Frequency range500..7000 MHz
Noise figure @ 18 °Ctyp. 1.5 dB, max. 1.9 dB
Gaintyp. 40 dB, min. 37 dB
Gain flatnessmax. +/- 2 dB
Maximum input power-3 dBm
Output power (P1dB)typ. 20 dBm
Output IP3typ. +30 dBm
Input return loss (S11)typ. 10 dB, min. 7 dB
Supply voltage+9 ... 15 V DC
Current consumption160mA
Operating case temp. range-40 ... +65 °C
Input connector / impedanceSMA-female, 50 ohms
Output connector / impedanceSMA-female, 50 ohms
Casemilled aluminium
Dimensions (mm)50 x 30 x 17
Weight50 g (typ.)
FeatureRemote power supply via RF output
  • High IP3
  • Large bandwidth
  • Reverse polarity protection
  • Solder pin for direct power supply
  • Small mechanical dimensions
  • Super Low Noise
  • Remote power supply via output connector
  • Measurement and laboratory equipment
  • Broadband amplifier for spectrum analysis
  • Low noise broadband amplifier for monitoring systems
  • Broadband power amplifier for networkanalysis (sweep oscillators)
  • Amplifier does not contain a coaxial relay!

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