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Hello!
I want to build a linear wideband power amplifier with the following specs: 30 MHz to 1 GHz input 20 mW output 10 to 20 W The output should not be very sensible if connected to an unmatched load. The amp is intended for EMI testing in a shielded room. I have a few of the 2C39 tubes here... I intend to use them in a grounded grid configuration, possibly 2 or 3 stages to get the required amplification (or a pre-stage with PC86, PC88 or similar). Any hints? Do I have to develop this from scratch, or are there any working circuits around? Everything I found was just for a small frequency area, no wideband application. CU Peter |
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