Broadband Low Noise Amplifier, 500 ... 7000 MHz

KU LNA BB 050700 B
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The low noise broadband preamplifier KU LNA BB 050700 B impresses with a very low ripple of typ. +/- 1 dB over the wide frequency range from 500 MHz to 7 GHz. Gain and noise figure are typically 21 dB and 1.6 dB; respectively. Furthermore; the LNA shows a high IP3 and an output power of more than 100 mW. These outstanding technical properties result in a wide range of possible applications.

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Specifications

Frequency range 500..7000 MHz
Noise figure @ 18 degrees C typ. 1.6 dB, max. 2 dB @ 7 GHz
Gain typ. 21 dB, min. 18 dB @ 7 GHz
Gain flatness max. +/- 2 dB
Maximum input power 16 dBm
Output power (P1dB) typ. 20 dBm
Output IP3 typ. 30 dBm, min. 27 dBm
Input return loss (S11) min. 10 dB
Supply voltage +9 ... 14 V DC
Current consumption typ. 80 mA
Operating case temp. range -40 ... +65 degrees C
Input connector impedance SMA-female, 50 ohms
Case milled aluminium
Dimensions (mm) 23 x 24.5 x 9
Weight 15 g (typ.)

    Product Applications

    Industrial Processes
  • Moisture content measurement
  • Quantum computing
  • Agricultural processes
  • Infrastructure Management
  • Telemetry
  • Traffic monitoring
  • Remote control
  • Sensors
  • Emergency response systems
  • Navigation
  • GNSS
  • Position, Navigation and Timing
  • Maritime navigation
  • Avionics
  • Test and Measurement
  • EMC testing
  • RF equipment testing
  • RF System Comissioning Support
  • Spectrum surveillance
  • RF Test Suites
  • Avionics
  • Airborne communication
  • Navigation
  • Threat detection
  • Weather detection
  • Spectrum Management
  • Spectrum Monitoring
  • Source geolocation
  • Radio Direction Finding
  • Signals Intelligence
  • Radio Monitoring
  • COMINT
  • Radio Direction Finding
  • C-ESM
  • Radar and Remote Sensing
    Communications
  • SATCOM
  • Secure Communications
  • V/UHF Tactical Communications
  • Point-to-point Communications
  • Repeaters, extenders and boosters
  • Point-to-multipoint Communications
  • Low probability of interception
  • Broadcast
  • Digital
  • Wireless backhaul
  • Academia and Research

    Design Features

  • Remote power supply via RF output
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