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Description

The AM-1077 is an RF power amplifier designed to boost the output power of the PRC1077 transceiver from 5W to 50W in the 30 MHz to 87.975 MHz frequency range and can be used in mobile and fixed base applications. The AM-1077 integrates with the PRC1077 by automatically responding to RF input signals when the amplifier is turned on. The AM-1077 also works with the AN/PRC-77 or equivalent transceiver.

The AM-1077 is encased in a rugged, lightweight, shock resistant, moisture proof chassis.

The AM-1077 includes the following features:

  • 50W output power
  • 30 MHz to 87.975 MHz frequency range
  • Harmonic filter switching
  • PTT keying


Specifications

Electrical

Frequency Range
30 MHz to 87.975 MHz
Power Output
50W ±1 dB
Duty Cycle
Continuous to 90° C heat sink temperature. Amplifier automatically bypassed when heat sink temperature exceeds 90° C.
Input RF Power
2W to 5W, 2W provides 50W output. RF overdrive up to 5W does not damage amplifier.
Primary Power
28 Vdc at 7A nominal
Harmonic Suppression
–55 dB typical, 50 dB minimum
Output Protection
Open and short circuit protection at antenna terminals
Connectors
Input RF
BNC; 2W to 5W
Output RF
BNC; 50W
Input DC power
Front panel (2-pin) or rear of case (3-pin)
DC Input Fuse
10A

Mechanical

Weight
3.63 kg (8 lbs.)
Size (HWD)
10 cm x 28 cm x 28 cm (2.4 in. x 11.0 in. x 11.0 in.)

Environmental

Temperature
Operating
–40° C to +60° C (ambient)
Storage
–55° C to +85° C
Shock, Vibration, Humidity, Salt Spray, Immersion
Per applicable test conditions and methods defined in MIL-STD-810D

Related Files

Adobe PDF icon.png AM-1077-MSOP

Operator's Manual
RF Power Amplifier
AM-1077
December 1987


Adobe PDF icon.png AM-1077-MS

Operator / Technical Manual
RF Power Amplifier
AM-1077
January 2008
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