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Stealth Microwave Press Release 6-7-2007

 Stealth Microwave Introduces the
SM2040-37 Amplifier

Stealth Microwave's SM2040-37 AmplifierThe SM2040-37 is a small, highly linear amplifier designed for multipurpose use in military and wireless applications. Operating from 2 to 4 GHz, the amplifier is suited for laboratory use as well as UMTS, ISM, MMDS, and WLL applications. Output power at P1dB is +37 dBm (min.) with a +47 dBm (min.) OIP3. Linear gain is 37 dB with ± .75 dB flatness across the entire frequency band. The unit operates from +12 Volts and consumes 2.9 Amps., (+10V operation is available). Dimensions are 5.0 x 2.5 x .563 inches.

Features include Mis-Match Protection, Single Power Supply Operation, Over Voltage Protection, Thermal Protection with Auto Reset, and Logic On/Off Control. The module is also available as a lab unit or in 19” rack mountable form.

Features
  • Mis-Match Protected

  • Single Power Supply Operation

  • Over Voltage Protection

  • Thermal Protection with Auto Reset

Options

  • TTL Logic On/Off Control

  • Heatsink

  • +10VDC Operation

Configurations

  • Module

  • Laboratory Unit

  • 19” Rack Mount

Parameter

Specification

Frequency Range 2.0 – 4.0 GHz
Pout (P1dB)  +37 dBm (min)
Output Third Order Intercept Point (OIP3) +47 dBm (typ.)
Linear Gain 37 ± 1.0 dB
Gain Flatness
(over full band)
± .75 dB
Input/Output Return Loss -8 dB / -8 dB
DC Input Voltage +12 Volts
DC Input Current 2.9 Amperes
Mechanical Dimensions 5.0 x 2.5 x .563 inches
RF Connectors SMA Female
Operating Temperature 0ºC to +55ºC
Operating Humidity 95% Non-condensing
Operating Altitude Up to 10,000 feet above Sea Level

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

WITH HEATSINK OPTION

Pin

Description

Values

RF IN Input Connector (SMA Female) + 4 dBm (max.)
RF OUT Output Connector (SMA Female) + 37 dBm @ P1dB
GND Ground Turret ---
+12 VDC DC Input Voltage + 12 Volts @ 2.9 Amps.
ON/OFF TTL Logic On/Off 0 Volts = Off, +5 Volts = On

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Stealth Microwave, Inc. (888) 772-7791, (609) 538-8586, Fax: (609) 538-8587


Email: sales@stealthmicrowave.com, Web Site: www.stealthmicrowave.com 

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