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Subject: | [Amps] MRF150 based 1500 watt amp design/cost |
From: | philk5pc at tyler.net (Phil Clements) |
Date: | Thu Mar 6 07:54:01 2003 |
> As long as we're just designing this thing on paper, why wouldn't it make > sense to design for a 50-ohm output impedance, forget the low pass filters, > and instead include a low-pass-type autotuner permanently in line as part > of the amplifier? Isn't this essentially what Acom does in the 2000A, > although with tubes? > Most designs are 50 ohms in/out. You need a broad band filter that has a sharp cut-off above the band in use. Then you can add your antenna tuners etc. after the filter. (((73))) Phil K5PC |
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