Am 30. Dezember 2015 21:32:46 MEZ, schrieb Daniel Pocock <address@hidden>:
Based on the USRP specs (up to 100mW output power), I started looking
around for amps that would get me up to a level comparable with other
amateur rigs. This is one of the first I found:
http://shop.kuhne-electronic.de/kuhne/en/shop/amateur/leistungsverstaerker/MKU+PA+2M-120W+HY+VHF+MOSFET-Power+Amplifier/?card=632
Specs mention a low-pass filter so harmonics shouldn't be amplified.
It takes 100mW in and puts out 120W on 2 meters. It needs up to 21A
when running, that probably means getting quite a serious DC power
supply or just running it off a car battery. It looks like it needs an
external heatsink.
Has anybody else tried solutions like this with USRP or other SDR
transmitters?
For simplex operation, if the application
is not transmitting, will
output power completely drop to zero when using something like this?
Can anybody comment on how to wire the USRP and a power amp for TX and
RX through a single antenna?
Regards,
Daniel
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