The 250A250A is a 250 MHz 250 Watt RF Amplifier from Amplifier Research. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
250Watt, 10 kHz-250 MHz RF Power Amplifier
Power output @ 1dB compression: 245 Watts nominal, 150 Watts
Gain (at maximum setting) 54dB minimum
Input impedance: 50ohm, VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, Type N (f)
Output Impedance: 50ohm, VSWR 2.5:1 maximum, Type N (f)
Harmonic distortion: -20dBc maximum at 150watts
Remote interface: IEEE-488, RS-232
250Watt, 10 kHz-250 MHz RF Power Amplifier
Rated Power Output: 250.0 W
Frequency Range - Low: 10.00 kHz
Frequency Range - High: 250.00 MHz
Output: P1dB
Compression: 245 W
Gain: 54.0 dB
Gain Range: 25 dB min
The Amplifier Research 250A250A is a self-contained, air-cooled, broadband, completely solid state amplifier designed for applications where instantaneous bandwidth and high gain and linearity are required. Push-pull MOSFET circuitry is utilized in all high power stages in the interest of lowering distortion and improving stability. The Model 250A250A, when used with an RF sweep generator, will provide a minimum of 250 watts of swept power.
The Model 250A250A is equipped with a Digital Control Panel (DCP) which provides both local and remote control of the amplifier. The DCP uses a 4 line vacuum flourescent display, menu assigned softkeys, a single rotary knob, and four dedicated switches (POWER, STANDBY, OPERATE and FAULT/RESET) to offer extensive control and status reporting capability. The display provides operational presentation of Forward Power and Reflected Power plus control status and reports of internal amplifier status. Special features include a gain control, internal/external automatic level control (ALC) with front panel control of the ALC threshold, pulse input capability and RF output level protection. Also included is an internal RF detector which provides an output for use in self-testing or operational modes.
The 250A250A is a 250 MHz 250 Watt RF Amplifier from Amplifier Research. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
- 250Watt, 10 kHz-250 MHz RF Power Amplifier
- Power output @ 1dB compression: 245 Watts nominal, 150 Watts
- Gain (at maximum setting) 54dB minimum
- Input impedance: 50ohm, VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, Type N (f)
- Output Impedance: 50ohm, VSWR 2.5:1 maximum, Type N (f)
- Harmonic distortion: -20dBc maximum at 150watts
- Remote interface: IEEE-488, RS-232
- 250Watt, 10 kHz-250 MHz RF Power Amplifier
- Rated Power Output: 250.0 W
- Frequency Range - Low: 10.00 kHz
- Frequency Range - High: 250.00 MHz
- Output: P1dB
- Compression: 245 W
- Gain: 54.0 dB
- Gain Range: 25 dB min
The Amplifier Research 250A250A is a self-contained, air-cooled, broadband, completely solid state amplifier designed for applications where instantaneous bandwidth and high gain and linearity are required. Push-pull MOSFET circuitry is utilized in all high power stages in the interest of lowering distortion and improving stability. The Model 250A250A,
when used with an RF sweep generator, will provide a minimum of 250 watts of swept power.
The Model 250A250A is equipped with a Digital Control Panel (DCP) which provides both local and remote control of
the amplifier. The DCP uses a 4 line vacuum flourescent display, menu assigned softkeys, a single rotary knob, and four dedicated switches (POWER, STANDBY, OPERATE and FAULT/RESET) to offer extensive control and status
reporting capability. The display provides operational presentation of Forward Power and Reflected Power plus control status and reports of internal amplifier status. Special features include a gain control, internal/external automatic level control (ALC) with front panel control of the ALC threshold, pulse input capability and RF output level protection. Also included is an internal RF detector which provides an output for use in self-testing or operational modes.
