Newsletter | September 11, 2024

09.11.24 -- VSWR, Amplifier Classification And More Useful Insights

VSWR Conversion To Reflected Power

VSWR measures how efficiently RF power is transmitted through a load, with high VSWR indicating poor efficiency. Explore VSWR's relation to return loss, reflection coefficient, and mismatch loss.

 

Pulse Amplifier Definitions And Terminology

Enhance your understanding of pulse amplifiers with this guide to key terminologies and specifications. Explore important concepts such as duty cycle, PRF, rise and fall times, ensuring optimal performance in radar, EMC testing, and high-frequency applications. Ideal for engineers and technicians aiming for reliability and efficiency in their setups.

 

VSWR And Its Effects On Power Amplifiers

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) is pivotal in RF/Microwave systems, especially high-power amplifiers. Explore VSWR's influence on amplifier performance and the strategies to mitigate its effects, crucial for optimizing test setups and preserving equipment longevity.

 

Amplifier Classification: A vs. AB

Amplifiers come in various classifications such as Class A, B, and AB, each impacting performance differently. In this article, we explore the distinctions between these classifications, their characteristics, and implications for efficiency and performance in high-power RF & Microwave applications.

 

SOLUTIONS

20 To 100 MHz, 100 W+ Solid State High Power Amplifier: AMP2105-1

The AMP2105-1 Solid State High Power Amplifier operates within a frequency range of 20-100 MHz, delivering a minimum output of 100 Watts at Psat.

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2.0 To 8.0 GHz, 500 W / 450 W Min, Solid-State High-Power Amplifier: AMP2085P-LC

The AMP2085P-LC is a solid-state high-power amplifier designed for a wide range of applications, including EMI/RFI testing, automotive pulse radar, and communication.

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