Microsemi AN1819 500W Amp Eval Board SPI data input

SPI data input

The FCC does not allow the commercial sale of power amplifiers that operate below 30MHz with gain in excess of 15 dB

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Opto-isolators on the USB lines to prevent ground loops with SDR's

Headers for direct connection to the RS-UV3 are suppied with the kit

Microsemi AN1819 500W Amp Eval Board SPI data inputThis amplifier is a 500W or 700W design based on the Microsemi VRF2933 or VRF2944 MOSFET. We have an eval board that supports both devices. The board measures 10 X 15cm (4" X 6") and it is 1. 6mm (0. 063") thick with 2 oz copper and emersion gold plating for good heat dissipation and maximum conductivity. Run it with a pair of VRF2933's at 60V for 5W in, 500W output or use a pair of VRF2944's at 65V for 10W in, 700W output. More technical details can