IntraAction Model PA-4050-8 RF Power Amplifier, 20-60MHz@50W

  

Here is a good working IntraAction Model PA-4050-8 High Power RF Power Amplifier, with 20-60MHz operating range and 50W output. Operates on 115/230v AC with included power cord.

IntraAction PA-8 Series Amplifiers can be used to increase the RF power capability of laboratory signal generators, sweep generators, frequency synthesizers, and other signal sources. The Model PA-8 Series Amplifiers can also be used to drive acousto-optic modulators, frequency shifters, deflectors, and mode lockers.

It can also be used for antenna and component testing, for line drivers in signal distribution networks, and for RFI/EMI testing. The fault/interlock circuit will latch the power supply off when an open circuit condition is present at the interlock input BNC, and can be connected to the thermal switch of a high power acousto-optic device or in a normally closed interlock circuit. Operation: Class AB Power Gain: 52 dB minimum Harmonic Distortion: -20 dBc at maximum output Intermodulation Distortion: IM products -25 dBc Input Impedance: 50 ohms, VSWR 1.5:1 max. Output Impedance: 50 ohms, VSWR 2.0:1 max.

Noise Figure: 8 dB typical Mismatch Tolerance: 100% RF Connectors: BNC Primary Power: 115/230 VAC, 50/60 Hz Flatness: 1 dB at rated output Size: 12.5D x 5.0W x 5.5H inches (31.8D x 5.1W x 5.5H cm). All of our items come only with what is pictured or described in the description. Manuals, cables, power cords, software, drivers, accessories, etc are not included unless pictured or noted in the description. The Right Stuff Online, Inc. Get your questions in early.

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Food and Drug Administration and state and local regulatory agencies. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution. The fault/interlock circuit will latch the power supply off when an open circuit condition is present at the interlock input BNC, and can be connected to the thermal switch o.