Keysight Technologies 33502A RF Amplifier, 75dB, 50V Pk-Pk, 50 Ω

The Keysight 33502A offers engineers in R&D and manufacturing a convenient way of using their existing function generators to create accurate and reliable signal sources at higher voltages. The 33502A can be independently configured with input coupling (AC, DC) and input impedance (50Ω, 1MΩ) to match specific circuits. Its input path can be switched from amplified to direct (unamplified) without removing or reconnecting cables. The 33502A has a two-unit, half-rack mechanical form factor, which fits well as a bench-top unit or in a test system, and is configured with LAN (LXI Class-C compliant) and USB interfaces. It provides both a programmable interface and a soft-key-driven front panel.

Full power BW 100kHz @ 50Vpp
Small-signal BW >300kHz
Slew rate 20V/ms minimum
THD+N <0.01% @ 10kHz, 40Vpp
Output drive 200mA maximum
Isolation: floats ±42Vpk to earth

Suitable for use with Agilent function/arbitrary waveform generators including the 33120A, 33210A (667-2591 ), 33220A (667-2597 ) and 33250A (667-2594 ), and to amplify signals from non-Agilent function and arbitrary waveform generators.

UL, CSA, IEC

Step up a low-power radio frequency signal to a higher one with this RF amplifier from Keysight Technologies. It's designed to work in conjunction with Agilent function and arbitrary waveform generators, including the 33210A (667-2591), 33220A (667-2597) and 33250A (667-2594). It also amplifies signals from non-Agilent function and arbitrary waveform generators, making it a versatile choice. You can configure it to suit your needs using the softkey-driven front panel and easy-to-read display. It's built into a 2-unit, half-rack package for ease of installation in your bench or test system.

• Low distortion of less than 0.01% ensures reliable signal transmission
• Wide operating temperature range of 0°C to +55°C for use in demanding industrial environments
• Input path can be switched from amplified to unamplified without the need to remove or connect cables

• Military hardware
• Mobile internet
• Wireless communications
• Test equipment

A waveform generator is used to produce electrical waveforms. These waveforms can then be fed through the piece of equipment being tested and monitored to identify any faults.

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