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  • FEMTO DHPCA-100 Variable Gain High

    FEMTO DHPCA-100 Variable Gain High Speed Transimpedance Amplifier (Current Amplifier)

      The DHPCA-100 variable gain transimpedance amplifier is the perfect choice for applications that require the conversion of small electrical currents into usable voltages at bandwidths up to 200 MHz. It is ideally...

      $2,650 USD
      San Jose, CA
    • Electronics & Innovation 5100L

      Electronics & Innovation 5100L

        Electronics & Innovation 5100L Details Electronics & Innovation 5100L Electronics & Innovation 5100L; 1.5MHz - 400MHz Power Amplifier The 5100L Amplifier is a rugged source of RF power, useful for Nuclear Magneti...

        Lake Mary, FL
      • ENI 525LA

        ENI 525LA

        • Manufacturer: ENI

        ENI 525LA Details ENI 525LA Amplifier, 500 MHz, 25 W The ENI 525LA RF Power Amplifier provides 25 Watts of Class A power with flat frequency response over the range of 1 MHz to 500 MHz. When used in applications ...

        Lake Mary, FL

      Overview

      Amplifiers are electronic devices used to increase the power, voltage, or current of a signal. They are commonly used in audio systems to boost sound signals, ensuring clear and powerful audio output for entertainment systems, musical instruments, and professional audio equipment. They come in various types and sizes, catering to different needs from home audio systems to large concert venues.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used amplifier?

      Consider the amplifier's power output, compatibility with your existing audio equipment, its condition, and brand reputation. Check for any signs of wear, damage, or previous repairs.

      How do I ensure the amplifier is shipped safely to my location?

      Use a reputable shipping service with experience in handling electronic equipment. Ensure the amplifier is properly packaged with adequate padding and protection from static and moisture.

      What is the maintenance schedule for an amplifier?

      Regular maintenance includes dusting the exterior, checking connections, and ensuring proper ventilation. Periodically, have a professional inspect the internal components for any signs of wear or damage.