Customizable Rf Power Amplifiers GF100W360-460MHz Lora GaN Module Anti-drone Module Built-in VCO

Product Overview

This QHXK RF power amplifier module is listed as Customizable Rf Power Amplifiers GF100W360-460MHz Lora GaN Module Anti-drone Module Built-in VCO. The stated frequency range is 360–460 MHz. The specifications below are taken from the supplied product listing and should be confirmed against the current datasheet before integration.

Key Specifications

• Frequency range: 360–460 MHz
• Gain: 50dB
• Supply voltage: 28V
• Connector / mounting: N-K
• Manufacturer part number: GF-100W360-460MHz

System Integration

For 360–460 MHz RF power amplifier module, confirm the required input signal level, supply conditions, RF connectors, mechanical fit and thermal management with the host system. Values not listed above should be checked with QHXK before design approval.

Application and Technical Support

This module is offered for integration into compatible RF equipment. Application suitability depends on the operating band, system design and applicable regulations. Contact QHXK to request the detailed datasheet and discuss interface or customization requirements.

Product selection: 360–460 MHz

The GF100W360-460MHz listing is intended as a starting point for projects reviewing checking lower-band coverage and integration constraints. The stated band for this model is 360–460 MHz. Confirm that the complete project requirement fits the exact model under consideration; do not infer performance beyond the information published for this product. The product listing and model reference identify the item, while the current datasheet should be used to verify detailed operating limits and guaranteed performance.

The GF100W360-460MHz model is listed for a defined 360–460 MHz frequency range. It may be relevant during an initial component review when that range matches the project’s documented requirement. As with every band-specific RF module, selection should be based on the complete operating window and the manufacturer’s current documentation rather than on a similar model name or a partial frequency overlap.

Before requesting a quotation, prepare the system-level information that affects component fit: the intended RF signal path, connector requirements, available DC interface, mounting envelope, cooling arrangement and environmental conditions. These details help engineering and procurement teams compare candidate models consistently. If any requirement is still undecided, identify it as an open item instead of assuming that the product listing supplies the answer.

The QHXK catalogue also includes 400–500 MHz and 400–700 MHz models. Compare the exact stated ranges and request the current datasheets for the alternatives if the project could use more than one band option.

Information to prepare for a configuration review

• The exact model reference and required frequency range.
• The intended equipment interface and RF connector requirements.
• The available DC supply interface and installation constraints.
• The mechanical envelope, mounting details and cooling provisions.
• The operating environment, expected quantity and any required qualification documents.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 360–460 MHz model cover the entire 400–500 MHz option?

No such conclusion should be drawn from the product names. The stated ranges differ; compare the required band with each model’s current datasheet.

Which documents are useful for a design review?

Request the latest datasheet, mechanical drawing, connector/interface information and any available product revision or test documentation for the exact model.

Which document should be used for final technical approval?

Use the latest controlled datasheet and mechanical drawing for the exact model and revision. Ask QHXK to clarify any requirement that is not covered by the published documentation.

Related models

For comparison, review GF100W400-500MHz RF power amplifier module and GF100W400-700MHz RF power amplifier module. The stated bands and model references differ; use each product’s own documentation when comparing candidates.

Documentation for engineering approval

Before a module is approved for an OEM assembly, request the latest datasheet and mechanical drawing for the exact model. Review the documented RF and DC interfaces, mounting details, thermal instructions, operating limits and product revision with the responsible engineering team. Keep the supplier’s controlled documents with the project record so the quoted and approved configuration can be traced.

QHXK’s GaN RF power amplifier module portfolio and custom RF power amplifier design and manufacturing pages provide further product-family context. For model-specific documentation, configuration questions or a quotation, contact QHXK.

Any RF equipment must be evaluated and operated only within applicable laws, spectrum authorizations and site permissions. Product availability does not itself authorize radio transmission or deployment.