Datasheet | November 11, 2026

20 - 1000 MHz, 100 W Solid State High Power Amplifier: AMP10033 Datasheet

Designed for demanding EMC, EMI, laboratory, and general communications applications, the AMP10033 is a compact, solid-state high-power amplifier covering a wide frequency range of 20 to 1000 MHz. Its Class A/AB linear design combines high power density with instantaneous ultra-wide bandwidth, supporting reliable amplification across a variety of RF applications.

The AMP10033 delivers a minimum saturated output power of 100 W, with typical output exceeding 120 W, and provides at least 50 dB of power gain. Additional performance characteristics include maximum gain flatness of 4 dB peak-to-peak, input return loss of -10 dB maximum, and typical two-tone intermodulation distortion of -20 dBc. Built-in protection circuits help safeguard the amplifier, including input power protection and load VSWR protection.

Operating from a nominal 28 VDC supply, the unit has a maximum current consumption of 14 A at rated output power. Its operating case temperature range is -20°C to +65°C, with storage temperatures from -40°C to +85°C. The amplifier measures 162 × 100 × 30 mm, weighs 900 grams, and uses SMA female RF connectors and a 9-pin D-sub power/interface connector. An external heatsink with forced-air cooling is required.

With its compact form factor, broadband performance, and integrated protection features, the AMP10033 offers a high-power amplification solution for engineers developing RF test setups, EMC/EMI systems, and general communications equipment.

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