AU50-D
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GR00294 Issue: 0
Date: 10/09/2002
Rev: 10
Date: December 2006 Pag. 1/6
80Wrms DVB-T/250W p-synk UHF Amplifier
AU50-D is a full LD-MOS Broadcast Power Amplifier designed
for both digital and analog applications. The unit is the state of
the art in terms of easy assembly, reliability and performances.
The complete unit can assure the compliance to all relevant
international standards.
• Full LD-MOS Power Amplifier
• 250W Out ps
• 80Wrms Out DVB-T
• DTV (8 VSB): 140Wrms
• BroadBand (470-862 MHz)
• Designed for SKD sales
• Internal cabling free
• Easy maintenance without special tools
• RS232-RS485 interface
• Control software included
• Extremely strong mechanical structure
Electrical Data
Voltage Supply 220Vac +15% -20% nominal
100-240Vac 50-60Hz for Pout up to 100Wrms
176-240Vac 50-60Hz for Pout over 100Wrms
Power Consumption 800W @250W Ps Black Field @650MHz (typ.)
450W @80Wrms DVB-T @650MHz (typ.)
Current Consumption 3.6 A max @ 220 V analog application
Operating Temperature 0 to +45 °C
Humidity Up to 90% (non condensing)
Gain Stability 0 to 45 deg. +/-0.5dB1
Gain 56dB nom. ±2dB (fine ADJ available)
Power Out (@1dB compression) Min. 300W (Typ. 350W)
Input Return Loss Min. -16dB (Typ. -20dB)
Output Return Loss Min. -18dB (Typ. –20dB)
Load Mismatch
(CW 250W F0 860MHz VSWR=2:1) all phase angle
No degradation
Pout Common Amplif. 250W Ps IMD < -47dBc Red Field (without precorrection)
Pout DVB-T 80Wrms shoulder < -36dBc (with precorrection)
DTV (8 VSB) 140Wrms
Pout PEP 400W IMD < -27 dBc
Mechanical data and Interfaces
Dimensions 19” 3HU std 400mm depth2
Weight 15 Kg.
RF in N connector rear panel
RF out N connector rear panel
RF mon SMA connector rear panel
RS232 D 9 poles front and rear panel
RS485 D 9 poles rear panel
Local Enable Switch front panel
Two-pole connector rear panel
1 WARM UP:
To achieve the stability vs temperature correct value when the equipment is cold, please wait 30 minutes at least after switching on.
2See pag. 4
This picture is a mere example, it does not bind the provided product