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RF Wide Band Amplifier LNA 10M‑6Ghz Low Noise Amplifier High Gain SMA Female Connector for Radio

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About this item

  • Ultra Broad Bands: Comes with excellent stability, the broadband amplifier has a broad band of 10M-6Ghz, meeting your varied work needs.
  • Has Good Features: Designed to have 30dB high gain, the DC 5V wideband amplifier with low noise ensures highly efficient reception.
  • Wider Application: Allows for application on FM broadcasting, remote control receivers, amplifiers, RF radio, receiving system, etc.
  • Simple To Install: Light in weight and compact in size as well, this ultra wideband amplifier enables the installation to finish in minutes.
  • For Stable : Used to increase the communication accuracy of various RF receiving front end, which will also improve stability.


Product Description

1013230179011-1
YT

Package List:


1 xRF WideBand Amplifier

1 x Power Cord (Random Color)

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1013230179011-2

1013230179011-3

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1013230179011-2

1013230179011-3

Specification:

Item Type: RF WideBand Amplifier

Material: Aluminum Alloy

Power Supply: Type C cable, DC 5V.

Module Frequency Range: 10M-6GHz

Noise Coefficient: NF=5dB, refer to the measured curve for different frequencies.

Gain: 30dB, refer to measured curves for different frequencies.

Current: Less than 80mA

P1dB=10dBm at 2GHz

Output Interface: SMA female head.

Input and Output Impedance: 50 ohms

How to Use:

After taking out the product, connect the antenna to the machine according to the output and input terminals, and connect it to the power supply before use.


Kyle Cash
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
After about 15 minutes of taking it out the box I then proceeded to burn out the components trying to transmit out of a 10 watt radio. Now I could have been wrong but I thought this could be used for such. If not a disclaimer would be nice as well in the box so we could diagnose issues easier.But it seems fairly well designed all in allA wiring diagram would have been nice to have along with it.