Broadband Low Noise Amplifier, 500 ... 7000 MHz
KU LNA BB 050700 A
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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 performances; this amplifier may be used for many applications.
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Specifications
| Frequency range | 500..7000 MHz |
| Noise figure @ 18 degrees C | typ. 1.5 dB, max. 1.9 dB |
| Gain | typ. 40 dB, min. 37 dB |
| Gain flatness | max. +/- 2 dB |
| Maximum input power | -3 dBm |
| Output power (P1dB) | typ. 20 dBm |
| Output IP3 | typ. +30 dBm |
| Input return loss (S11) | typ. 10 dB, min. 7 dB |
| Supply voltage | +9 ... 15 V DC |
| Current consumption | 160mA |
| Operating case temp. range | -40 ... +65 degrees C |
| Case | milled aluminium |
| Dimensions (mm) | 50 x 30 x 17 |
| Weight | 50 g (typ.) |
- Moisture content measurement
- Quantum computing
- Agricultural processes
- Telemetry
- Traffic monitoring
- Remote control
- Sensors
- Emergency response systems
- GNSS
- Position, Navigation and Timing
- Maritime navigation
- Avionics
- EMC testing
- RF equipment testing
- RF System Comissioning Support
- Spectrum surveillance
- RF Test Suites
- Airborne communication
- Navigation
- Threat detection
- Weather detection
- Spectrum Monitoring
- Source geolocation
- Radio Direction Finding
- Radio Monitoring
- COMINT
- Radio Direction Finding
- C-ESM
- SATCOM
- Secure Communications
- V/UHF Tactical Communications
- Point-to-point Communications
- Repeaters, extenders and boosters
- Point-to-multipoint Communications
- Low probability of interception
- Digital
- Wireless backhaul
Product Applications
Industrial Processes
Infrastructure Management
Navigation
Test and Measurement
Avionics
Spectrum Management
Signals Intelligence
Radar and Remote Sensing
Communications
Broadcast
Academia and Research
- Remote power supply via RF output
