XTS3000
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Here here the specs of the HackRF one:
HackRF One output power
The maximum power of the TX for HackRF One varies on which operating frequency:
- 10 MHz to 2150 MHz: 5 dBm to 15 dBm (3 mW to 30 mW), generally increasing frequency decreases
- 2150 MHz to 2750 MHz: 13 dBm to 15 dBm (20 mW to 30 mW)
I can’t get straight info on dBm conversion oddly enough on the internet.
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What I’m looking to do is take the approx 5mW-30mW and amplify it to 2-5 watts using a Mini-Circuits amp. I’m getting confused on what to purchase or need advice. I know this mini-circuits amp (20-3000mhz) exists because an ex-friend has one. Using it for ham and experimenting only.
Anyone have a clue what Mini-Circuits amp to cover 20-3000mhz to achieve what I need to accomplish (2-5 watts). BTW, I have a 0-80dB padded attenuator to stay legal.
HackRF One output power
The maximum power of the TX for HackRF One varies on which operating frequency:
- 10 MHz to 2150 MHz: 5 dBm to 15 dBm (3 mW to 30 mW), generally increasing frequency decreases
- 2150 MHz to 2750 MHz: 13 dBm to 15 dBm (20 mW to 30 mW)
I can’t get straight info on dBm conversion oddly enough on the internet.
——————————————————————
What I’m looking to do is take the approx 5mW-30mW and amplify it to 2-5 watts using a Mini-Circuits amp. I’m getting confused on what to purchase or need advice. I know this mini-circuits amp (20-3000mhz) exists because an ex-friend has one. Using it for ham and experimenting only.
Anyone have a clue what Mini-Circuits amp to cover 20-3000mhz to achieve what I need to accomplish (2-5 watts). BTW, I have a 0-80dB padded attenuator to stay legal.