E4C-UDA11

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Amplifiers form an integral part of modern day communication systems. The E4C-UDA11 directional amplifier is designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. It offers excellent performance with minimal distortion in a small form factor and is suitable for many applications such as:

• Cellular Mobile Network Upgrades
• High Capacity Wireless LANs
• Telephone coverage in hard-to-reach areas

The E4C-UDA11 directional amplifier is equipped with multiple power amplifiers, a low-noise amplifier (LNA), a filter and a directional coupler to ensure maximum signal gain. The LNAs are used to reduce noise levels in the signal and the filters ensure that only the desired frequencies are passed through the amplifier. The directional coupler provides feedback to the power amplifier so that the power of the amplified signal is matched to the input signal.

The E4C-UDA11 is designed to operate in frequencies ranging from 800 MHz to 2500 MHz. It is capable of providing 22 dB amplification with a low noise figure of less then 0.4 dB. It has a low power consumption of 9 watts and can be operated from an AC power source or a DC voltage of 12-24V. It is also designed to handle a wide range of signal levels, from -115 dBm to +30 dBm.

The E4C-UDA11 directional amplifier also features an Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit that adjusts the signal level in order to maintain optimum performance, regardless of the input signal. This makes it ideal for applications where the signal levels vary frequently. The amplifier also includes a built-in test point that allows users to monitor the gain in real-time and to adjust the signal levels as needed.

The E4C-UDA11 directional amplifier is a powerful and reliable solution for a wide variety of applications. It is designed to be easy to install and provides excellent signal gain with minimal distortion. In addition, it is capable of automatically adjusting the signal level in order to maintain optimum performance. This makes it suitable for applications where the signal levels fluctuate frequently.

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