Amplifier Research 150A220 RF Amplifier, 10 kHz - 220 MHz, 150W

Amplifier Research 150A220 Amplifier

The Amplifier Research 150A220 is a cutting-edge solid-state linear broadband amplifier designed to meet the rigorous demands of laboratory applications. Boasting instantaneous bandwidth, high gain, and moderate power, this amplifier integrates the latest advancements in MOSFET technology. Its robust design incorporates complete thermal and over-current protection with total mismatch tolerance, ensuring optimal performance even under demanding conditions.

Key Specifications:

• Rated Output Power: 150 watts
• Input for Rated Output: 1.0 milliwatt maximum
• Power Output @ 3 dB Compression:
• Typical: 250 watts
• Minimum: 150 watts
• Power Output @ 1 dB Compression:
• Typical: 200 watts
• Minimum: 150 watts
• Frequency Response: 10 KHz - 220 MHz instantaneously
• Gain (at maximum setting): 53 dB minimum
• Flatness: ±1.5 dB max.
• Gain Adjustment: Continuous range of 18 dB minimum
• Input Impedance: 50 ohms, VSWR 1.5:1 max.
• Output Impedance: 50 ohms nominal
• Mismatch Tolerance: 100% of rated power without damage, foldback, shutdown, or oscillation with any magnitude and phase of source and load impedance at rated output power.
• Modulation Capability: Capable of faithfully reproducing AM, FM, or pulse modulation appearing on the input signal
• Harmonic Distortion:
• Maximum at 150 watts output:
• -20 dBc 10 kHz - 125 MHz
• -30 dBc 125 MHz - 220MHz
• Third Order Intercept Point: 60 dBm, typical
• RF Rise Time (10% to 90%): 3 nanoseconds maximum
• Primary Power: 115–230 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single phase, 1500 watts maximum
• Connectors:
  • RF input: See Model Configurations
  • RF output: See Model Configurations
  • Remote control: 25 Pin subminiature D
• Cooling: Forced Air (internal fans)

This amplifier is tailored for professionals who demand precision and reliability in experimental setups. The Amplifier Research 150A220 exemplifies quality and innovation, ensuring consistent results in the most challenging environments.