Acousto-Optic Power Driver - RF Power GA-RF-TTL-200M-2.5W-R2
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Description
An RF driver generates an RF signal that is used to generate the acoustic wave within the crystal of an AO device. We offer a wide variety of stable high-frequency RF drivers with analog and digital modulation capability, optimized by application. Additional application-specific features may include first pulse suppression, synchronization, pulse shaping, or multi-channel operation.
Acousto-Optic Power Driver - RF Power GA-RF-TTL-200M-2.5W-R2
Specifications |
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| Accessory Type: | Driver |
| Model: | GA-RF-TTL-200M-2.5W-R2 |
| Output Signal Frequency: | 200 MHz |
| Operating Voltage: | DC +24V ±0.5V |
| Operating Frequency: | 20 MHz |
| Maximum Output Power: | 3W |
| Factory Output Function Power: | 2.5W |
| Modulation Mode: | TTL |
| Off Ratio: | 60 dB |
| Operating Current: | 400 mA |
| Signal Output Interface: | SMA-K |
| Control Signal Input Interface: | SMA-K |
| Output Power Adjustment Interface: | Ø3mm, one-word multi-loop potentiometer |
Features
The acousto-optic driving power has the characteristics of fast response speed, good reproducibility, high frequency accuracy, low frequency noise and high on-ff ratio. At the same time, the acousto-optic driving power supply has a good heat dissipation structure and is more temperature stability during operation.
Applications
Acousto-optic devices such as AOMs, Q switches, AODs and AOTFs
Frequently Asked Questions
The model number is GA-RF-TTL-200M-2.5W-R2.
The operating voltage is DC +24V ±0.5V.
The maximum output power is 3W.
The modulation mode is TTL.
Both the signal output and control input interfaces use SMA-K.
The output power is adjusted using a Ø3mm, one-word multi-loop potentiometer.
The operating frequency is 20 MHz.