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AGC IF Amplifier 45dB Gain IF Amplifier 28mA Automatic Gain Control 0.1 to 500MHz Intermediate Frequency Amplifier for Receiver

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  • Operating Frequency: The operating frequency range of this intermediate frequency amplifier is within 500MHz
  • Automatic Gain Control Mode: The IF amplifier integrates squaring law detector, which can work in automatic gain control mode. Working Voltage: 2.7-5.5V. Working Current: 28mA. System Impedance: 50 ohms
  • External Voltage Controlled Gain Mode: The IF amplifier can be configured in conventional VGA mode for applied voltage control
  • 45dB Gain Control: The IF amplifier can achieve logarithmic linear gain control, and the gain control range is 45dB. AGC Range: 45dB. Maximum Gain: 35dB. Maximum Output: 5dBm
  • Easy to Use: This amplifier is small in size and light weight, easy to assemble, which is a replacement for old module on the machine


Feature:
1. Operating Frequency: The operating frequency range of this intermediate frequency amplifier is within 500MHz
2. Automatic Gain Control Mode: The IF amplifier integrates squaring law detector, which can work in automatic gain control mode
3. External Voltage Controlled Gain Mode: The IF amplifier can be configured in conventional VGA mode for applied voltage control
4. 45dB Gain Control: The IF amplifier can achieve logarithmic linear gain control, and the gain control range is 45dB
5. Easy to Use: This amplifier is small in size and light weight, easy to assemble, which is a replacement for old module on the machine

Specification:
Item Type: IF Amplifier
Material: PCB
Working Voltage: 2.7-5.5V
Working Current: 28mA
Operating Frequency: 0.1-500MHz
Maximum Gain: 35dB
Maximum Output: 5dBm
AGC Range: 45dB
System Impedance: 50 ohms
Interface Form: SMA KE

Package List:
1 x IF Amplifier

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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023
I was seeing a huge parasitic oscillation, around 250 MHz and found that capacitor Cagc was missing, apparently broke off due to poor soldering. You could see some of the solder was still on the pads.I soldered a new capacitor on the board and the unit is now working, but it's very disappointing that I have to troubleshoot and repair the unit myself.