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What is the Best Power Amplifier Wifi 5G Amplifier?
The Best Power Amplifier CTRF-ANTENNA-AMP-PA-5720-5820-20W item wifi amplifier 5GHz Amplifier is suitable for broadband mobile Jamming and band-specific high power linear applications in the P/L/S frequency bands 5G Best Power Amplifier supplied by C&T RF Antennas Inc.
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Best Power Amplifier Wifi 5G Amplifier Technical Specifications:
| Model | CTRF-ANTENNA-AMP-PA-5720-5820-20W |
| Frequency(MHz) | 5720-5820 |
| Input Power | ≤20dBm |
| Output Power(W) | 43±1(20W ) |
| ALC Range(dB) | ≥25 |
| In-Band ripple(dB) | ±3 |
| Gain(dB) | 55 or Customized |
| Average efficiency | 40% |
| Upper band frequency offset | 30 MHz |
| Lower band frequency offset | 50 MHz |
| Impedance(ohm) | 50 |
| VSWR | ≤1.4:1 |
| Voltage(V) | DC 24-28 |
| Working current | 1.3A |
| RF Connector | SMA-50K or other Customized |
| Monitor interface | RS-485 or RS232 or other Customized |
| Monitoring communication protocols | Use the Manufacturer’s protocol or Customized |
| Working Temperature | -40~+65 degree |
| Storage Temperature | -55 to +85 degree |
| Operating Humidity | 0 to 90%, relative |
| Surface Color | Metal color conductive oxide and other colors customized |
| weight | ≤1.0Kg |
| Remark | Module with output short circuit or open circuit protection |
Best Power Amplifier 5G Amplifier Monitoring Function Description:
| No. | Monitoring function | Description | |
| 1 | query | PA ALARM | When an alarm amplifier failure |
| 2 | SWR ALARM | Amplifier output reflection is too large, VSWR exceeds3:1, an alarm is generated | |
| 3 | Over-temperature alarm | Module internal temperature exceeds85 ℃ generates an alarm and turns off the amplifier until the temperature returns to below 65 ℃,re-open the amplifier | |
| 4 | Over-output power alarm | When the output power exceeds the nominal full power 2dB is an alarm | |
| 5 | Input power detection | Accuracy of ± 1dB | |
| 6 | Reverse power detection | Accuracy of ± 1dB | |
| 7 | Output power detection | Detecting the actual output power amplifier， Accuracy of ± 1dB | |
| 8 | Temperature detection | Detection module operating temperature, detection range: -25 ~ +90 ℃, Accuracy of ± 3 ℃ | |
| 10 | SWR | Detecting amplifier output port VSWR range of 1.2~ 4.0 | |
| 11 | query and set | PA attenuator Set and query | Set and query the value of ATT |
| 12 | PA switching query and set | Query and set the state open tube amplifier | |
RF Amplifier Types
There are many different types of the best power amplifiers RF amplifiers, and it could be overwhelming to go from the specs you need to narrow down what RF amplifier type is the best fit. Most RF amplifier types came about from the specification requirements of the common transceiver, receiver, transmitter, radar, and modulation circuits, and system-level typologies.
Broadband Amplifiers
Broadband amplifiers, or wideband amplifiers, are designed to offer moderate gain over a wide bandwidth while maintaining a low noise figure.
These types of amplifiers are often used within receiver circuitry at the front-end of the antenna when low noise amplifiers aren’t required, and within a receiver where the additional gain is needed and noise is a concern.
Gain Block Amplifiers
Gain block amplifiers, or gain blocks, are similar to broadband amplifiers, with the exception that they typically aren’t designed for as low of a noise figure and have greater gain than broadband amplifiers.
Gain block amplifiers are used in IF, RF, and microwave transmitter applications, and may include models with narrow bandwidths or wide bandwidths. This typically depends on the types of applications they are designed for.
Log Amplifiers
A log amplifier is an amplifier that exhibits a gain curve where the output voltage is a multiple of the natural log of the input voltage. This type of amplifier is specifically used in applications that require this behavior.
Variable Gain Amplifiers
Variable gain amplifiers are a type of amplifier with a controllable, and sometimes programmable, gain. This can be done through the use of variable gain circuits, variable attenuators, and a fixed gain amplifier, depending on the application.
Also known as linear-to-logarithmic converters, these amplifiers are often used as part of a closed-loop control circuit to maintain a consistent signal power level of the main signal path.
Low Noise Amplifiers
Low noise amplifiers leverage any portion of a transmitter or receiver design where a low-power signal needs to be amplified to a working power level without introducing significant noise or phase noise.
This could be at the output of an oscillator, strengthening a signal to drive a mixer, or at the input of an antenna to increase a signal’s power enough to be easily processed by demodulation and digitization circuitry.
Coaxial and Waveguide Power Amplifiers
Power amplifiers are the workhorse amplifiers in the RF front-end of transmitters, which convert the small power signals from communications and radar equipment to high-powered transmissions sent to an antenna.
The goal of a power amplifier is to increase the gain of a signal to a high power level, without reducing the quality of the signal.
As this is typically a hard design challenge with many tradeoffs, certain power amplifiers may be optimized for parameters that best fit the pulsed radar, CW radar, digital communications, or other applications for which they are required.
Power amplifiers must also contend with handling various types of loads, some of which could cause damaging reflections. Hence, power amplifier designs commonly include protective circuitry.
Power amplifiers could leverage coaxial connectors, or even waveguide connectors if the power level is high enough or the frequency of operation is high enough.
Linear Amplifiers
A linear amplifier is typically a type of RF power amplifier, which is specifically designed to provide highly linear performance, with the input and output maintaining a proportional linear relationship.
Hence, linear amplifiers are designed to optimize linearity over other design considerations, especially under a wide range of load conditions. Linear amplifiers are most often used in transmitters and test equipment where high linear power is required.
Bi-directional Amplifiers
Bi-directional amplifiers are a combination of both a transmitter and a receiver, designed for the purpose of acting as an intermediate node receiving a weak signal and amplifying that signal for retransmission and capture at an electrically distant location.
Bi-directional amplifiers are often used to extend communications networks to remote locations without having to install additional infrastructure.
This could be for covering larger overland areas or used with coaxial transmission lines to extend a signal or communication system longer distances underground or within facilities.
Bi-directional amplifiers usually require good-performance low-noise amplifiers and power amplifiers.
With models that handle high throughput digital communications, the necessary demodulation and modulation circuitry may be included in a bi-directional amplifier to completely recreate and retransmit a signal to ensure the highest fidelity at the destination.
Amplifiers
Our amplifiers are a class of amplifiers that meet or exceed, a high-reliability standard or expectation, typically for automotive, aerospace, space, or military/defense applications.
These amplifiers are often more resilient than their standard counterparts and have ratings that include the likely lifespan of the amplifier under a variety of operational conditions.
C&T RF Antennas Inc. provides the best power amplifiers and RF amplifier types for your choice.
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