The UHF Amplifier Module MM430460P46A is a broadband power amplifier that operates over the 43 GHz to 46 GHz frequency range, offering a wide dynamic range and a typical saturation power of 40 watts.  This solid state RF amplifier's input return loss is intended to be a typical value of -10dB; if clients need more precise return loss information, please contact our team. The RF product's industry-standard impedance makes this high frequency power amplifier a good fit for power systems. Furthermore, the normal voltage and current for the RF signal amplifier are 22V and 20Amp, respectively. The temperature range for the RF power module's operation is -40 to 60 degrees Celsius, and its storage temperature range is -45 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees Celsius.

1. What’s the difference between a high power amplifier module and a high power amplifier system?

An RF Module is an individual RF Amplifier, which need to connect with external power supply and heat sink etc. A System is made up of many RF modules,  AC to DC power, front and rear panels close connectors and cooling system.

2. Do all RF high power amplifiers need heat sinks and fans?

All RF modules require adequate heat sinks. Fans may also be required depending on the particular module. KeyLink can provide heat sinks, but additional fees are required.