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5100L

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Electronic Navigation Industries 5100L

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Electronic Navigation Industries Model 5100L RF Amplifier, 1.5 to 400MHz, 100 WattsWith various model series Covering the frequency range between 1 to 500 MHz, ...

Part number or family5100L
Product groupPower Amplifiers

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Manufactured byElectronic Navigation Industries
Product groupPower Amplifiers
DescriptionElectronic Navigation Industries Model 5100L RF Amplifier, 1.5 to 400MHz, 100 WattsWith various model series Covering the frequency range between 1 to 500 MHz, the four units that make up the “500” Series amplifiers range in linear power output from 3 to 100 Watts.The Model 550L and 5100L cover the frequency range of 1.5 to 400 MHz with a flat gain of 50 dB and Class A power outputs of 50 and 100 Watts, respectively. When used in applications requiring maximum output power the units will provide more than twice their Class A power over the frequency range of 1.5 to 200 MHz.With a flat frequency response over the range of 1 to 500 MHz the Model 525LA will provide 25 Watts of Class A power. When used in applications below 200 MHz the unit will provide output power in excess of 40 Watts.The Model 503L covers the frequency range of 2 to 500 MHz and will provide three Watts of Class A power.The versatility and outstanding performance specifications of the “500” series amplifiers make them ideal for use in applications such as RF transmission, RFI/EMI susceptibility, NMR Spectroscopy and general laboratory instrumentation.

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