Portable Da300-d-01 Collection [YKDwib5A]

DA300 Distribution Amplifier: Ultimate Signal Distribution Solution

The DA300 distribution amplifier from our series is a versatile and powerful tool designed to distribute signals across multiple points while maintaining signal integrity. With its unique combination of SMA connectors on the front and panel-mount SMA connectors on the back, the DA300 offers both flexibility and convenience. This AC-coupled amplifier is ideal for scenarios where a low noise RF signal needs to be supplied to multiple usage points. Its robust design and reliable performance make it a perfect choice for a wide range of applications.

Key Features and Specifications

The DA300 features one input channel and five output channels, providing a robust signal distribution solution. It can be configured with either SMA or BNC connectors, offering compatibility with various systems. The input is AC-coupled and has a 50 Ω source impedance, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of signal sources. This amplifier offers a 3.3V CMOS output, making it suitable for various applications. With Schmidtt Trigger drivers, the DA300 achieves high channel-to-channel isolation, fast transition times, and low overshoot, ensuring optimal performance in signal distribution. The channel to channel phase offset is under 10 ns, making it suitable for precise applications.

Practical Applications and Benefits

The DA300 distribution amplifier is perfect for a variety of applications, including research and development, testing, and industrial systems. Its ability to distribute signals across multiple points ensures that you can maintain signal integrity and minimize noise, resulting in a more reliable and efficient system. Whether you're working on a complex research project or designing a cutting-edge industrial system, the DA300 is the ideal solution for your signal distribution needs. With its versatile design and powerful performance, the DA300 is a must-have tool for any engineer or technician looking to enhance their signal distribution capabilities.