RF Class C 100MHz Amplifier

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This can be powered with 9volts battery.  The gain is ~ 15dB

published 10 years ago

bobbyhills

10 years ago

Where would i attach the positive cable for my coax?

bobbyhills

10 years ago

50ohm resistor?

eeveleigh

10 years ago

This is more like class B amplifier because the transistor conducts for about 50% of the cycle. Class C is when the conduction is less than 50%.

eeveleigh

10 years ago

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplifier#Class_C

rgrcnh

10 years ago

The 50 ohms resistor represents the coax cable that goes to anthena.. In general those coax have 75 or 50 ohms, and should be the same impedance of the anthena.

rgrcnh

10 years ago

To be more clear, take the resistor out and connect the coax on its placement.

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