October 10, 2005

AETHERCOMM releases 1000 MHz broadband amp

Two broadband amplifiers designed for military use have been released in Australia.

The so-called super broadband devices produced by AETHERCOMM are designed to function on a band between 20 MHz and 1000 MHz and are both compact and rugged enough for military purposes.

Both units also have high-speed dc blanking; however, one model has a saturated power rating of 25 watts while the other operates at 50-100 watts.

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