AMP Series RF Amplifiers

MTS Systemtechnik

Key Features

  • Power amplifiers for signal boosting ahead of an antenna or DUT, sub-bands from 1-500 MHz and 0.001-1 GHz
  • Small-signal amplifiers for linear gain on weak signals, sub-bands from 0.001-1 GHz up to 0.05-2.2 GHz
  • Antenna preamplifier (0.03-3 GHz) to compensate cable loss ahead of a receiver
  • SMA connectors on power/small-signal amplifiers, N on the preamplifier
Overview & Applications
BrandMTS Systemtechnik
Frequency Range0.001-3000 MHz, model-dependent
Connector TypeSMA, N
ModelDescription
AMP-18024Power amplifier 1-500 MHz – SMA.
AMP-18006Power amplifier 0.001-1 GHz – SMA.
AMP-17574Power amplifier 1-500 MHz – SMA.
AMP-14476Small signal amplifier 0.1-2 GHz – SMA.
AMP-14475Small signal amplifier 0.001-1 GHz – SMA.
AMP-00000-40Small signal amplifier 0.05-2.2 GHz – SMA.
AMP-16944Antenna preamplifier 0.03-3 GHz – N.

AMP Series RF Amplifiers

MTS RF amplifiers boost signal level in a test or measurement chain: power amplifiers raise signal level ahead of an antenna or DUT, small-signal amplifiers provide linear gain for weak signals, and the antenna preamplifier compensates for cable loss ahead of a receiver, covering ranges from a few kHz up to 3 GHz depending on model.

Who Is the AMP Series For?

Test engineers who need to boost signal level ahead of an antenna or DUT, amplify a weak received signal, or compensate for cable loss between an antenna and a receiver.

Available Models & Accessories

The range covers two power amplifiers, three small-signal amplifiers and one antenna preamplifier, spanning sub-bands from a few kHz up to 3 GHz.

Power amplifiers from kHz-range up to 500 MHz.

Two power amplifier models raise signal level for driving an antenna or DUT across sub-1 GHz frequency ranges.

Small-signal amplifiers for weak-signal gain.

Linear gain blocks cover sub-bands from 1 kHz up to 2.2 GHz, for boosting low-level signals without introducing significant distortion.

Dedicated antenna preamplifier.

The 0.03-3 GHz preamplifier compensates for cable loss between an antenna and a receiver, recovering sensitivity lost over long cable runs.

SMA throughout the amplifier range, N on the preamplifier.

Connector choice matches typical bench-test (SMA) and antenna-feed (N) usage.

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