RF Power Amplifier 2000-6000MHz 100W

Product Overview

The RF Power Amplifier 2000-6000MHz 100W is an RF power amplifier module for integration into professional RF equipment. Its published specifications include frequency coverage of 2000MHz~6000MHz, CW output specified as ≥ 50dBm, gain of ≥ 49dB (customized).

The listed operating supply is +28V~ +30V. The RF connector is SMA-F. The stated mechanical specification is ≤222×99.5×27.5mm (without connectors), ≤1Kg. Temperature protection is listed as Over 80℃ protection.

Technical Specifications

Integration Considerations

Plan the power supply, RF connections and thermal management around the electrical and mechanical specifications shown above. Contact QHXK for configuration options and documentation.

2000–6000 MHz, 100 W model overview

This model is listed for 2000–6000 MHz, with CW output of at least 50 dBm (100 W) and customized gain of at least 49 dB. The published table specifies gain flatness of ≤±3 dB, input VSWR of ≤1.7 and input power of 2±2 dBm.

Wideband performance and system matching

A wide frequency range does not mean that output power, gain, efficiency or matching are identical at every frequency. Before selecting the module, identify the actual operating frequencies and review the manufacturer’s curves at the lower, middle and upper portions of the required band. Confirm that the CW output and gain specifications apply under the test conditions relevant to the project.

The listed working-voltage range is +28 V to +30 V, with operating current of ≤9–10 A. The table also gives a 30 V/12 A supply reference. Confirm supply sizing for the exact configuration with QHXK. The RF connector is SMA-F; the PTT port is listed as default off with 3.3–5 V for on.

Other published details include over-temperature protection above 80°C, spurious output of ≤−65 dBc, a worst-point harmonic specification of ≤−10 dBc, an operating-temperature range of −30°C to +55°C and dimensions of ≤222 × 99.5 × 27.5 mm without connectors. A radiator is specified for power-amplifier testing.

Before ordering

• Confirm that the required frequencies are within 2000–6000 MHz.
• Review gain flatness and output-power data across the full required band.
• Check RF input level, input VSWR and SMA-F connection.
• Confirm +28–30 V supply capacity, current budget and PTT logic.
• Plan radiator installation and verify mechanical clearance.

Frequently asked questions

Does 2000–6000 MHz mean constant 100 W output throughout the band?

Not by itself. The listing gives a CW output rating, but frequency-dependent curves and guaranteed test conditions should be reviewed for the exact operating points.

Is this a wideband RF power amplifier?

The listed operating span is 2000–6000 MHz. Evaluate it as a wideband candidate only after confirming that the required performance is met across the portion of the band used by the system.

Compare the 3000–6000 MHz, 100 W model and read the wideband vs. narrowband guide. For selection and cooling advice, see the 100 W PA guide and thermal design guide.

Browse the RF power amplifier module range or contact QHXK for the current datasheet and configuration review.