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AURSINC ZK05-BM Low Noise Amplifier 100kHz-6GHz, 24dB Gain LNA Preamplifier, Built-in Battery RF Preamplifier with Type-C, High Linearity LNA for TinySA Ultra Spectrum Analyzer SDR Ham Radio EMI Test
AURSINC ZK05-BM Low Noise Amplifier 100kHz-6GHz, 24dB Gain LNA Preamplifier, Built-in Battery RF Preamplifier with Type-C, High Linearity LNA for TinySA Ultra Spectrum Analyzer SDR Ham Radio EMI Test
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100kHz-6GHz Wideband Gain, Boost Weak Signal Sensitivity: This RF low noise amplifier covers a full frequency range from 100kHz to 6GHz with flat and stable gain (24dB typical @10MHz, 21.5dB @1GHz). It effectively amplifies faint RF signals hidden below the noise floor, greatly extending the detection limit of your spectrum analyzer and SDR receiver
Low Noise Figure with Clean Noise Floor: Featuring a noise figure as low as 0.6dB@1GHz, this LNA adds minimal extra noise during signal amplification. Its built-in high PSRR LDO regulator effectively suppresses power supply noise, delivering a much cleaner measurement baseline and more accurate results than standard direct USB-powered LNA modules
Built-in Rechargeable Battery for On-the-Go Use: With an integrated 300mAh battery and Type-C charging port, this broadband preamplifier delivers up to 12 hours of continuous operation on a full charge. No external power adapter is required during outdoor field testing, making it ideal for portable EMI detection, radio direction finding and field spectrum analysis
High Linearity Design, Low Signal Distortion: Boasting a high output IP3 of up to 25dBm@1GHz and high OP1dB of 18dBm@1GHz, the module maintains excellent linearity and avoids intermodulation distortion even with moderate input signals. It serves as a reliable drop-in replacement for TQP3M9035, QPL9058, TQP3M9037 and QPL9547 amplifier modules
Plug-and-Play, Broad Device Compatibility: Equipped with standard SMA female connectors and clear RF IN/OUT markings, the LNA is easy to install and operate. It works seamlessly with TinySA / TinySA Ultra spectrum analyzers, software defined radios (SDR), ham radio receivers and professional EMI test setups, suitable for both hobbyists and RF engineers
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