The 4505 is a 20 kHz 500 Watt RF Amplifier from NF Corporation. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
Wide rage : DC to 20 kHz
Rated output power: 500VA
Maximum output power with respect to products: 625VA
Rated output: DC mode ± 3.8A
Current: AC mode(RMS): 4.2Arms
Peak current: 2.5 X rated value (RMS)
Rated output voltage: 120Vrms (± 170V) sinewave
Maximum output voltage: 141Vrms (± 200V) sinewave
Four modes of DC (CC/CV) and AC (CV/CC)
Output voltage can be boosted up by serial connection
The NF Corporation 4505 is a power amplifier which has frequency range of from DC to 20 kHz . It is available for a constant current output and a remote sensing. It is appropriate for power environments testing by none-sinusoidal waveform like instantaneous break of half wave. In addition, by combining boosters with the 2kVA amplifier, power output of up to 10kVA (in 2kVA/booster) is possible.
The 4505 is a 20 kHz 500 Watt RF Amplifier from NF Corporation. Amplify RF and Microwave signals to measure, test, and design circuits. Applications include radio communications, cellphones, EMI testing, and much more.
Additional Features:
- Wide rage : DC to 20 kHz
- Rated output power: 500VA
- Maximum output power with respect to products: 625VA
- Rated output: DC mode ± 3.8A
- Current: AC mode(RMS): 4.2Arms
- Peak current: 2.5 X rated value (RMS)
- Rated output voltage: 120Vrms (± 170V) sinewave
- Maximum output voltage: 141Vrms (± 200V) sinewave
- Four modes of DC (CC/CV) and AC (CV/CC)
- Output voltage can be boosted up by serial connection
The NF Corporation 4505 is a power amplifier which has frequency range of from DC to 20 kHz . It is available for a constant current output and a remote sensing. It is appropriate for power environments testing by none-sinusoidal waveform like instantaneous break of half wave. In addition, by combining boosters with the 2kVA amplifier, power output of up to 10kVA (in 2kVA/booster) is possible.
