Industrial Electronics

Uninterrupted mobile and portable deployments for wireless signal amplification

02 September 2021

The new Think RF H1000A high power amplifier has been launched by Think RF Corporation as the industry’s first intelligent multiband cellular high power amplifier

The built-in microcontroller helps with the setup and to monitor and diagnose the health of the unit remotely. The Think RF H1000A is equipped with dual-band architecture (high/low band) for antenna Source: thinkRF CorporationSource: thinkRF Corporationoptimization and dual terminal node controller (frequency-banded) output ports to cover mobile wireless frequency bands that occur between 700 MHz to 2.7 GHz.

“Portable, rugged, quiet and reliable. These features are crucial to intelligence, security and emergency communities for their wireless signal amplification cases.” said Theo Pantazopoulos, VP Custom Products, Think RF. “The thinkRF H1000A has +20 W maximum power output and an adjustable gain up to 43 dB, which is designed to be used within a wider range of signal sources and a greater breath of operational scenarios than other power amplifiers with similar electrical performance.”

The Think RF H1000A high power amplifier is compact and rugged and has IP66 rating. It can be networked and left unattended for remote applications, and is an ideal option for man-mounted and in-vehicle applications. Features include built-in power filtering, surge suppression and regulation and the capability to be powered by two off-the-shelf V-mount batteries that can be found at a local camera store. The fanless system is quiet and reliable, and does not require frequency maintenance. The Think RF H1000A is not ITAR encumbered nor on the U.S. munitions list. The device is designed and manufactured in Canada for general communications use.

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