2000W Peak Pulsed RF Power Amplifier for Radar Applications — AVPR1100H63

2026-06-23


The AVPR1100H63 is a high-power pulsed RF amplifier operating from 1.025–1.15 GHz, designed for radar and other demanding pulsed RF systems. Built on advanced GaN technology, it delivers a minimum peak output power of 2000W in a compact solid-state platform.

The AVPR1100H63 is a high-power pulsed RF amplifier operating from 1.025–1.15 GHz, designed for radar and other demanding pulsed RF systems. Built on advanced GaN technology, it delivers a minimum peak output power of 2000W in a compact solid-state platform.

 

Low Drive Power, Simplified Integration
With only 0 dBm input drive required at rated Psat, the AVPR1100H63 reduces the need for additional driver stages, enabling a more compact and efficient RF system design.

 

Flexible Pulse Capability

Supporting pulse widths from 10μs to 200μs and duty cycles up to 15%, the amplifier accommodates a wide range of pulse formats for different radar operating requirements.

 

Production-Proven Reliability

Integrated protection functions—including over-current, over-temperature, pulse-width, and duty-cycle protection—help ensure stable operation. The design has already been validated through volume production, offering customers greater confidence in deployment.

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2000W Peak Pulsed RF Power Amplifier for Radar Applications — AVPR1100H63

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