Gallium Nitride (GaN) 50W Drone Signal Jamming Amplifier Module – 100–8000MHz
This 100-8000MHz wideband amplifier module is purpose-built for effective UAV signal jamming and countermeasure applications, creating a full-spectrum protective shield against unauthorized drones. It provides instantaneous response to multi-band UAV signals without adjustment, achieving fast and effective signal neutralization.
Superior to traditional narrowband countermeasure modules, it features expanded frequency coverage and 10-200MHz user-configurable bandwidth. With high-efficiency GaN power amplification, it delivers significantly improved jamming capability. Even in highly congested electromagnetic environments with multiple drones, it ensures rapid, full-scale signal suppression.
| Brand Name | Kimghz technology |
|---|---|
| Model Number | KH-PAC50W |
| Frequency | 100~8000MHz |
| Power Output | 50 Watt |
| Electric Current | ≤4.8A |
| Power Supply | 28V |
| Output Interface | SMA connector |
| Power Supply Interface | Power Cord |
- Full-Spectrum Jamming: 100-8000MHz operating frequency for complete UAV signal counteraction; selected versions support 10-200MHz adjustable bandwidth for scenario-specific applications.
- High-Efficiency GaN Design: GaN Class AB circuit as the core, balancing power efficiency and interference performance; integrated patented heat dissipation for stable high-load operation.
- 50 Ω Impedance Compatibility: Fixed 50Ω input/output impedance, compatible with standard electronic defense equipment to reduce signal loss and protect hardware.
- Long-Term Reliability: Compact structure using GaN substrate on copper base, reinforced with professional thermal design for stable performance under prolonged high-power working status.
- Compact & Rugged: Durable casing ensures structural robustness and portability; optimized internal layout achieves miniaturization and light weight for easy system embedding.
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