Product overview
The Tatusky 1100-1390mhz 100W GaN Amplifier is an anti-FPV RF power amplifier module for anti-drone suppression systems. It operates across 1100-1390MHz with an output power of 100W (50dBm). A built-in high-efficiency modulation sweep signal source provides an internal signal, while external sources can also be connected. Its in-band group delay is ≤1us, peak-to-peak in-band fluctuation is ≤2.5dB, and input voltage standing wave ratio is ≤1.3. The supply voltage is typically +30Vdc, with a 24-36V range.
The module measures 170×94×26.5mm excluding connectors and incorporates four Φ4.5mm through holes for mounting with M3 screws. Power connects through a male 7W2 connector, with A1 assigned to the 30V input and A2 to ground; an SMA-KFD RF input is optional. The first 7W2 pin controls amplifier enable: 5V/3.3V turns it on, while a low or floating input turns it off. Feedthrough capacitor controls switch the internal signal source and select between internal and external sources.
