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You are fast!!
That could work for us if you hold the aerial near the amp. I think .And it's cheap.
Any idea on the VHF amp that work from a 1mW input?
I found the local supplier for Mini Circuits here in South Africa. They do ask double the price but that is ok as Mini Circuits do not ship here for cheap and this way I know I will get it.
I still want to try the components on a pc board.
The POS-200+ and the POS-1000W+. They are much cheaper and how difficult could it be to make a pc board for it.
Mounting on PC boards is a very difficult job, the design is not the same as for none RF electronics, Not advised
Mini Circuits does give some guideline for pcb layout on plug in VCO models and I will also contact their technical advisers for help, But I think they will suggest the same as you did.
Any of the below sourced parts not the right ones for the job?
Only the ones with an * in front are the ones I'm concerned about
if there are special considerations.
Need to find a more easily available replacement for: Toshiba S-AV10L amp
Now if someone could post a complete schematic tying them all together,
this took enough time for today. I saw the different amp circuits, etc...,
but if someone could put them all together in one solid schematic, that
would be helpful to everyone.
@10mw input it will give around 8.5watts on the output @ a frequency of 136mhz. The voltage divider resistance will have to be changed for the output drive, minor detail, the rest is the same
Originally posted by Michael John NunnerleyView Post
The S-AV10L should be available, I have seen it in some places on the web.
10mw is plenty to drive these amps and others to 10-15w.
The frequency is linear with the control input voltage, you can use the table supplied by Mini Circuits on the data sheat and put a volt meter on the control line, its that simple.
We are now talking 135mhz and 810mhz so the sizes I gave for the antennas have now changed, I will recalculate and give you them at a later date.
If I can find a site with the toshiba amp I will post it.
Mike
Looking at the datasheet it looks like the S-AV10L needs 200mW as input.
Will it even work with a 10mW input
With a 12.5V supply it gives only 2W with a 40mW input. I really cannot see that it will work without a pre-amp.
I cannot find a supplier for the Hitachi PFO 310A
Looking at the datasheet it looks like the S-AV10L needs 200mW as input.
Will it even work with a 10mW input
With a 12.5V supply it gives only 2W with a 40mW input. I really cannot see that it will work without a pre-amp.
I cannot find a supplier for the Hitachi PFO 310A
Yes the S-AV10L does need a pre amp using a BFR93, but is a very simple circuit which will give around 150mw into the amp.
I have not looked at suppliers for the PFO 310A, only looked at data sheats, as a possibility
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