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The material contained in this document is the property of Electronics & Innovation Ltd., it is 
subject to change without notice.  
 
March 2007 

Revision B 

 

 

Table 1-1. SPECIFICATIONS 

 

FREQUENCY COVERAGE: 

10 kHz to 5 MHz. 

GAIN: 

55 dB min, ±1.5 variation. 

CLASS AB QUASI LINEAR OUTPUT: 

Nominal 400 watts. 

SATURATED RF POWER OUTPUT: 

300W Min. 

from  10kHz – 30KHz; 

450W Min. 

from  30kHz – 500KHz; 

500W Min. 

from  500KHz - 2MHz. 

INPUT IMPEDANCE 

50 ohms, VSWR, 1.5:1 Maximum. 

OUTPUT IMPEDANCE: 

50 ohms, VSWR, 2.5:1 Maximum 

STs  STABILITY: 

Continuous operation into any load or 
source impedance. 

PROTECTION: 

Unit will withstand a + 13dBm input 
signal (1.0 Volts RMS) for all output load 
conditions, without damage. 

POWER OUTPUT METER: 

True RMS power detection.  ±3% of full 
scale accuracy. 

POWER REQUIREMENTS: 

85 – 264 VAC 47-63 Hz. 

SIZE: 

5 1/4 X 16.5 X 18.1inches 13.4 X 41.9 x 
46.0 cm. 

WEIGHT: 

52.5 pounds 23.8 kg 

CONNECTORS: 

BNC 

OPERATING   TEMPERATURE: 

0 – 40 C 

RACK  MOUNTING: 

 

 
 
 

Chapter 2 Operation 

 
2.1 INTRODUCTION 

 
The 1040L RF amplifier is used to amplify the RF level of signal sources in the 10 
KHz to 5 MHz range. No tuning or any other form of adjustment is required.  
 
The  1040L  produces  power  output  at  its  output  connector,  regardless  of  load 
impedance. Any power reflected due to output load mismatch is absorbed in the 
amplifier.  Therefore,  although  the  output  impedance  is  50  ohms  (maximum 
VSWR: 2.5:1), the amplifier will work into any load impedance at reduced output 
power. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 1040L

Page 1: ...hout notice March 2007 Revision B 1 1040L Broadband Power Amplifier HIGH RF VOLTAGES MAY BE PRESENT AT THE OUTPUT OF THIS UNIT All operating personnel should use extreme caution in handling these volt...

Page 2: ...y operational such that it performs according to the original specifications free of charge to the original purchaser Should warranty service be required the unit must be returned to E I freight cost...

Page 3: ...and any complex modulation signals The amplifier has 55 dB gain it is unconditionally stable and will not oscillate even with combinations of mismatched source and load impedance It is protected agai...

Page 4: ...0 Volts RMS for all output load conditions without damage POWER OUTPUT METER True RMS power detection 3 of full scale accuracy POWER REQUIREMENTS 85 264 VAC 47 63 Hz SIZE 5 1 4 X 16 5 X 18 1inches 13...

Page 5: ...rms indicated maximum input voltage is 5 times the level of the input signal required to achieve maximum output Input voltages in excess of 2 volts peak may permanently damage the instrument iii Conn...

Page 6: ...cted If the fault persists please contact Field Service 2 3 3 RS 232 Interface The 1040L features a standard RS 232 serial interface suitable for connection to a PC or host system The communication pr...

Page 7: ...t end The output signal of the MMIC is coupled to the gate of transistor Q1 The further amplified signal appearing at the drain of Q1 is coupled to the input of Q2 This is transformed to 50 and fed to...

Page 8: ...d 24V J1 PS2 PS_48V 48V 110VAC_line 110VAC_neutral earth_gnd SELV 5V Inhibit SELV 5V ret Inhibit_ret DC_ok DC_ok_ret 48V_ret 24V 24V_ret 48V A1 Fan 24V Ret 1 12 05 P1 5 9 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 J2 24V_ret 48V_...

Page 9: ...a power level of 13dBm This chapter therefore deals only with certain fundamental procedures for fault location S1 VHF_splitter_20W RF_in RF_out1 RF_out2 50 ohm 34dBm 48V_ret 48V_ret 24V_ret 2100L SC...

Page 10: ...r c Adjust the output level of the sweep generator so that a 50 ohm video detector connected at the output of the unit will not be damaged by excessive power output Reference section 4 4 1 for set up...

Page 11: ...the oscilloscope to DC Time cm to Ext X and gain to l0mv cm b Set the sweep generator to the video sweep mode with the start frequency at 10 kHz and the sweep width to 5 MHz c Disconnect the 1040L fro...

Page 12: ...as shown on the oscilloscope 4 4 2 Measurement of Harmonics Figure 4 2 1 Equipment Required a Sweep Signal Generator b Calorimetric Power Meter HP435B c Spectrum Analyzer d Attenuator 30dB e Coupler 3...

Page 13: ...upport for projecting parts to relieve these of unnecessary shock Close the carton securely and seal with durable tape Mark the shipping container FRAGILE to ensure careful handling Chapter 5 Safety D...

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