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AMN-H-D 

 

1. 

INTRODUCTION 

Thank you for choosing this AMP Power Amplifier.  Every effort has been made to design and 
manufacture a quality product that will meet your needs for many years.  Please visit our website 
(

www.advmw.com

) for information on other products and for datasheets, quick start guides, model 

number builders, operation manuals, and other related materials. 
 
If you have any questions regarding this product or if you require technical assistance, please feel free to 
contact us at (775) 345-9933. 
 

1.1. 

Purpose and Function 

H Series Power Amplifiers are developed and manufactured by Advanced Microwave Products (AMP).   
 
H Series Power Amplifiers are best operated with AMP’s V, P, E, or F series transmitters (as noted by the 
specific amplifier) but are compatible with many other analog FM transmitters on the market. 
 

1.2. 

Capabilities 

AMP Power Amplifiers are designed for harsh environments and feature robust packaging and 
connectors.  Compact package sizes provide versatility in unit placement and system applications. 
 
AMP Power Amplifiers require no tuning or adjustments.  Power can be derived from batteries, simple 
power supplies, or vehicle power. 
 
Whip or “rubber duck” antennas are adequate for most applications.   
 

1.3. 

Environmental Requirements 

AMP Power Amplifiers are designed for indoor or outdoor use.  Precautions should be taken when 
exposing the products to the elements.  Do not expose to 100% humidity. 
 
Power Amplifiers should be located in areas where the ambient temperature does not exceed the 
maximum operating temperature indicated in the specifications.  Placement in confined locations with 
minimal airflow, in direct sunlight in areas of temperature extremes, or in proximity to other devices that 
generate heat, such as power supplies, heating systems, etc., should be avoided.  Temperatures 
exc75°C may cause permanent damage to the equipment. 
 
When not used for extended periods of time, external connections, including power cable, and antenna, 
should be removed and the units covered, boxed, or crated and stored in a clean, dry place.   
 

 

Summary of Contents for HHA1

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Page 2: ...3 5 HSP1 List of Items Required 5 4 HSF1 Power Amplifier 6 4 1 HSF1 Specifications 6 4 2 HSF1 Mechanical Drawing and Connector Pin Outs 7 4 3 HSF1 List of Items Furnished 7 4 4 HSF1 Optional Accessori...

Page 3: ...d connectors Compact package sizes provide versatility in unit placement and system applications AMP Power Amplifiers require no tuning or adjustments Power can be derived from batteries simple power...

Page 4: ...AMN H D 2 2 HHA1 HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER 2 1 HHA1 Specifications...

Page 5: ...RF50 SSS20 2 SMA SMA Coax for use with EST1 or PMT1 or CBLRF50 SSS30 3 SMA SMA Coax for use with VST1 PST1 or FMT1 2 4 HHA1 Optional Accessories WHSMDM9 SSLH0 MDM 9S Socket DC Power Cable SNK3535 S12B...

Page 6: ...AMN H D 4 3 HSP1 POWER AMPLIFIER 3 1 HSP1 Specifications...

Page 7: ...3 3 HSP1 List of Items Furnished 1 HSP1 Power Amplifier configured as ordered 1 CBLRF50 SSS10 1 SMA SMA Coax 3 4 HSP1 Optional Accessories SNK3520 S05B0 Heatsink 3 5 HSP1 List of Items Required Antenn...

Page 8: ...AMN H D 6 4 HSF1 Power Amplifier 4 1 HSF1 Specifications...

Page 9: ...Items Furnished 1 HSF1 Power Amplifier configured as ordered 1 WHSHSF1 S08S0 Power Mating Connector 1 CBLRF50 SSS10 1 SMA SMA Coax 4 4 HSF1 Optional Accessories SNK3520 S05B0 Heatsink 4 5 HSF1 List of...

Page 10: ...ADIATION HAZARD In order to keep the RF Exposure within the FCC 1 1310 limit a safe personal distance from the antenna must be maintained according to the below tables The first table is for transmitt...

Page 11: ...complete The HSP1 does not have a power connector but instead has flying leads Do not connect the DC power to the HSP1 leads Red lead positive DC input black lead negative DC input ground until all ot...

Page 12: ...RF power output If included the power level is set using the yellow wire shown in Section 3 2 To set the amplifier to the higher output power level leave the yellow wire open or driven to 3 3 Vdc by...

Page 13: ...head screws with lock washers Use of thermal grease such as Wakefield Engineering 120 Series Thermal Compound to improve thermal conduction between transmitter base plate and heat sinking surface wil...

Page 14: ...vel see Section 7 3 are set properly for your Power Amplifier and that the output power of your transmitter matches the acceptable power input range for your Power Amplifier configuration If these eff...

Page 15: ...ng damage Limitation of Warranty The above warranty does not apply to defects of or resulting from the following 1 End items included as part of a system but not designed by AMP are subject only to wa...

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