Ultra-Broadband High-Power RF Amplifier — AVBR40120H42

2026-04-22


This is a high-performance RF amplifier covering 4–12 GHz, designed for wireless communication and radar applications. Its wideband coverage reduces the need for multiple amplifiers, cutting system cost and simplifying integration across multi-band systems.

This is a high-performance RF amplifier covering 4–12 GHz, designed for wireless communication and radar applications. Its wideband coverage reduces the need for multiple amplifiers, cutting system cost and simplifying integration across multi-band systems.

 

High Power & Flat Gain

Delivers 42 dB gain with 18W Psat output, maintaining ±1–1.5 dB flatness for stable, distortion-free signals in both continuous-wave (CW) and pulsed systems. Perfect for high-precision applications.

 

Advanced GaN Technology

Built with high-power GaN transistors, offering superior efficiency, linearity, and power density compared with LDMOS or SiC. Enhances overall system performance while reducing energy consumption and thermal stress.

 

Integrated Control & Protection

Features current and temperature monitoring, protection circuits, and TTL logic control. Improves reliability, minimizes maintenance, and allows seamless system integration.

 

Robust & Compact

Operates from -40℃ to +85℃. Compact (120 × 70 × 18 mm) and lightweight (0.8 kg), ideal for harsh environments and space-constrained systems.

 

Fast Switching & Clean Signals

TTL-controlled on/off switching in 350–500 ns enables precise pulsed operation. Second harmonic: -12 to -20 dBc; spurious signals: -60 to -70 dBc, ensuring clean signal output with minimal interference.

 

Key Takeaway

A wideband, efficient, and reliable RF amplifier that simplifies system design, delivers superior performance, and thrives in demanding environments.

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