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Tabor Electronics introduces a new high Frequency Wideband Signal Amplifier

Tabor-A1015012. August 2013 - Tabor Electronics released the model A10150, a new addition to its signal amplifiers product line. The new A10150 is an ultra-small footprint, wideband, DC coupled amplifier designed for high frequency, low distortion, signal amplification. The model A10150 offers more than 150MHz bandwidth at up to 20Vp-p into 50 Ohm with transition times of less than 1.8ns.

 

While the A10150 was designed as a “Snap-On” for the award winning WX series and models WS8351/2, it can be used as a standalone amplifier for any signal source. The unit offers a compatible, compact and cost effective solution for extending any signal source’s power performance.

Product highlight features include:

  • 150MHz bandwidth
  • High amplitude to 20Vp-p into 50Ω
  • Low distortion
  • Small footprint, all metal case
  • Fast transition time of <1.8ns
  • Custom Configuration of: Gain (x5 or x10), Maximum output (16Vp-p or 20Vp-p)

Jonathan Netzer, Tabor’s Product Marketing Manager commented, “We at Tabor continuously try to provide our customers with a complete solution. The new A10150 was designed as a complimentary product to our high speed AWG product line for those demanding applications that require even higher voltage at high bandwidths without compromising signal integrity.”

www.taborelec.com/

 



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