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NUAND - BT-100 BIAS-TEE POWER AMPLIFIER

NUAND - BT-100 BIAS-TEE POWER AMPLIFIER

NUAND - BLADERF CASE

NUAND - BLADERF CASE

NUAND - BT-200 BIAS-TEE LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER

£35.10 £29.25

The BT-200 is a wideband bias-tee RX Low Noise Amplifier that draws its current from the bladeRF 2.0 micro’s SMA connectors. The BT-200 is a compact LNA solution useful for substantially lowering the noise figure and substantially increasing dynamic range of most applications.

SKU
NU-BT-200

The BT-200 is a wideband bias-tee RX Low Noise Amplifier that draws its current from the bladeRF 2.0 micro’s SMA connectors. The BT-200 is a compact LNA solution useful for substantially lowering the noise figure and substantially increasing dynamic range of most applications. bladeRF-cli and the libbladeRF API can be used to enable and disable the bias-tee when it is needed. Care should be taken to avoid overdrawing current when powering the bladeRF 2.0 micro from USB bus power and enabling multiple bias-tee amplifiers simultaneously. In case the power budget (print hardware in bladeRF-cli) is a concern, the bladeRF 2.0 micro can be powered by an external DC power supply.


Kit contains:

1x BT-200 Bias-tee Low Noise Amplifier


Documentation:

Schematic

Compatible with:

  • bladeRF xA5 & bladeRF xA9 & bladeRF xA4
  • Micro Enclosure
  • External Power Supply (recommended)
  • Key features:

  • Features Mini-Circuits TSS-53LNB+ MMIC Low Noise Amplifier – 0.5GHz to 5GHz MMIC
  • Power consumption: 300mW
  • Green LED power indicator
  • Ultra low Noise Figure
  • Typ Gain: +20.2dB @ 200MHz, +16dB @ 2.4GHz
  • LNA enters bypass mode when port is unpowered (4dB IL)
  • bladeRF-cli command:

  • Enable module: set biastee rx on
  • Disable module: set biastee rx off
  • Query system power consumption: print hardware

  • NOTE: The BT-200 can only be plugged into the RX ports.


    Frequently Asked Questions:

    How can I tell if the LNA is enabled?

    A green light will appear on the BT-200 if the program or tool you are using enables the bias-tee. In addition to the command line commands listed above, add “biastee=rx” to gr-osmosdr source blocks to enable BT-200 from within GNU Radio.


    How many BT modules can be added to the bladeRF 2.0 micro?

    All 4 ports of the bladeRF 2.0 micro are powered, so any and all RF ports can have a bias-tee module installed and powered.

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