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Indoor TWTAs TL22CI

Indoor TWTAs TL22CI

Indoor TWTAs TL22CI

Product catalog summary
Overview: The CPI TL22CI 2.25 kW SuperLinear® TWT Amplifier is designed for satellite communications, offering high efficiency and compact size. It provides 2250 watts of peak power and is suitable for wideband, single- and multi-carrier satellite services in the 5.85 - 6.65 GHz frequency band.
Specifications:
  • Frequency: 5.85 - 6.65 GHz
  • Output Power: 2250 W peak, 1000 W operating
  • Gain: 75 dB min. at rated power, 78 dB min. at small signal
  • VSWR: Input/Output 1.25:1 max, Load 2.0:1 max
  • Power Consumption: 5.5 kW max, 4.5 kW typical at 1000 W output
Features:
  • Compact Design: 30% smaller than traditional HPAs, ideal for transportable and fixed earth station applications.
  • Efficiency and Reliability: Utilizes a dual-depressed collector helix traveling wave tube for high efficiency and reliability.
  • User-Friendly Operation: Microprocessor-controlled logic with integrated computer interface and optional linearizer for improved performance.
  • Global Compliance: Meets international safety and EMC standards.
  • Maintenance: Modular design with built-in fault diagnostics for easy maintenance.
Environmental and Mechanical:
  • Operating Temperature: -10° to +50°C
  • Humidity: 95% non-condensing
  • Altitude: Up to 10,000 ft operating, 50,000 ft non-operating
  • Dimensions: 19 x 15.75 x 24 inches
  • Weight: 155 lbs (70.5 kg)
Options and Companion Products:
  • Integral Linearizer
  • Remote Control Panel
  • Redundant and Power Combined Subsystems
  • Extended Frequency Options
  • External Receive Band Reject Filter
  • Integral L-Band Block Upconverter (BUC)
Note: Specifications may change without notice. For detailed information, refer to the CPI Technical Description.
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