The AR 100W1000M1 RF Power Amplifier is a broadband solid-state RF power amplifier designed to deliver reliable high-power output for laboratory, EMC testing, and RF system applications. Operating across a wide 80 to 1000 MHz frequency range, this amplifier provides 100 watts of output power, making it well suited for driving antennas, test setups, and components requiring strong RF signals. Known for its rugged design and stable performance, the unit is commonly used in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing, RF susceptibility testing, and general broadband amplification applications. This unit is identified by Serial #16007.
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Amplifier Research RF Amplifier 100W1000
The Amplifier Research Model 100W1000M1 is a fully self-contained, air-cooled, solid-state broadband amplifier, specifically engineered for applications requiring wide instantaneous bandwidth and high gain. It employs push-pull circuitry in all high-power stages to reduce distortion and enhance stability. When paired with an RF sweep generator, the amplifier delivers a minimum of 100 watts of sweep power.
Key Features:
Front Panel Power Meter – Allows real-time monitoring of forward and reflected power.
Automatic Level Control (ALC) – Can be managed via internal circuitry or an external input, with front panel adjustment for setting the ALC threshold.
Pulse Input Capability – Supports pulsed RF input signals.
RF Output Level Protection – Prevents damage from excessive output levels.
Built-in RF Detector – Provides an output signal for use in self-testing or operational feedback.
Manual Gain Control – A front panel knob allows manual adjustment of amplifier gain.
Remote Control Options – Basic operational functions can be controlled remotely.
Comprehensive Protection – Includes DC voltage sensing and individual fusing of all output modules for enhanced safety and reliability.
Encased in a modern, rack-mountable enclosure, the Model 100W1000M1 delivers reliable RF power for a variety of applications, including radiated immunity testing, antenna and component testing, wattmeter calibration, and as a driver stage for higher power RF amplifiers.
