RF-Links Military-Grade 100W High-Power Amplifier (20-1000 MHz) - Manual

ZHM20-1000/100
MIL Grade High Power Amplifier
This amplifier operates from 20 MHz to 1000 MHz,
ideal for broadband
military platforms as well as commercial applications because it is robust
and offers high power over a multi-octave bandwidth
. It was designed for
broad band jamming and communication systems platforms and its
bandwidth
can be extended to 1200 MHz+ with similar performance. It is
packaged in a modular housing that is approximately 3.4" (width) by 6.4"
(long) by 1.0" (height). This amplifier has a typical P3dB of 100 watts at
room temperature.
Noise figure at room temperature is 10.0 dB typical. It offers a typical gain
of 58 dB with a typical gain flatness of ± 2.0 dB. The power and gain
flatness across the band is extremely flat for the bandwidth. Input VSWR
is 2.0:1 maximum. Class AB quiescent urrent is ~2.0 amps typical
employing a +28 Vdc supply. This PA operates from a +28 Vdc input
voltage. Typical harmonic values can be found on
the next page of this
data sheet. It operates from -40C to +85C base plate
• Gallium Nitride Broadband Power Amplifier
• Operation from 20 MHz to 1000 MHz min
• Small Signal Gain 58 dB typical
• 40 to 60% Typical Power Added Efficiency
• 100 Watts P3dB typical
Electrical Specifications
PARAMETER MIN. TYP. MAX UNITS SYMBOL
Operating Frequency 20 1000 MHz BW
Output Power CW 25 Watt P
SAT
Output Power @ 1 dB Gain Compression Point 10 Watt P
1dB
Power Gain @ 1 dB Gain Compression Point 46 50 dB G
1dB
Input Power for Rated P
OUT
0 dBm P
IN
Switching Speed, 1kHz TTL @ P
IN
= 0dBm 20 uSec T
ON/OFF
Small Signal Gain Flatness ±1.5 ±2.0 dB  G
Third Order Intercept Point
2-Tones, 33dBm/Tone.,
 = 100 KHz
+48 dBm IP3
Input Return Loss -10 dB S
11
Noise Figure@ minimum attenuation 10 dB NF
Harmonics @ Rated P
1dB
= 10W -20 dBc H
Spurious Signals -60 dBc Spur
Operating Voltage 26 28 30 Volt Vdc
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