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Products by NP Technologies, Inc.

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Designed for linear application in the 500 to 1000 MHz range. This amplifier utilizes class “A” RF Power MOSFET devices that provide high gain, wide dynamic range and an excellent 3rd order...Read More
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The NP-519 is a class "A/B" 50 watt CW, amplifier designed to operate over the frequency range of 100KHz to 200 MHz with a gain of 53dB. This amplifier utilizes RF power MOSFET devices that provide...Read More
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Designed for high power application in the 530 KHz to 1.7 MHz AM broadcast band range. Suggested applications: multi-carrier, pulse,, AM & FM modulation.
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Designed for linear application in the 3 to 90 MHz range. The NP-520 amplifier utilizes RF Power MOSFET devices that provide high gain, wide dynamic range and an excellent 3rd order intercept point....Read More
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Designed for linear application in the 10 to 1000 MHz range. This amplifier utilizes RF Power MOSFET devices that provide high gain, wide dynamic range and an excellent 3rd order intercept point....Read More
Available from: NP Technologies, Inc.
Designed for linear application in the 10 to 1000 MHz range. This amplifier utilizes RF Power MOSFET devices that provide high gain, wide dynamic range and an excellent 3rd order intercept point....Read More
Available from: NP Technologies, Inc.
The NP-2519 is a class "A" 80 watt CW, rack mountable amplifier system designed to operate over the frequency range of 100 KHz to 200 MHz with a gain of 53dB. The NP-2519 operates from 95 to 255 VAC...Read More
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The NP-2520 is a 50 watt CW, rack mountable amplifier system designed to operate over the frequency range of 3MHz to 90 MHz with a gain of 45dB. The NP-2520 operates from 95 to 255 VAC 47/63 Hz, with...Read More
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The NP-2500 is a class "A" 20 watt CW, rack mountable amplifier system designed to operate over the frequency range of 20 to 500 MHz with a gain of 44dB. The NP-2500 operates from 90 to 255 VAC 47/63...Read More
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The NP-2547 is a 60 watt CW, rack mountable amplifier system designed to operate over the frequency range of 20 to 520 MHz with a gain of 45dB. The NP-2500 operates from 90 to 255 VAC 47/63 Hz, with...Read More
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The NP-2511 is a class "A" 20 watt CW, rack mountable amplifier system designed to operate over the frequency range of 400 to 1000 MHz with a gain of 48dB. The NP-2511 operates from 95 to 255 VAC...Read More
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