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    This document summarizes the design and construction of a 50W power amplifier (PA) for a cheap digital signal processing (DSP) transceiver operating at 3.5 and 7 MHz. The PA uses a dual BLF548 MOSFET configuration with a 1:5 output transformer winding ratio to produce nearly 50W of power at 14V. A driver stage uses two BLF521 MOSFETs for a total gain of 35dB, sufficient to drive the PA from the DSP board. Bandpass filters are included for each operating frequency.

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    This document summarizes the design and construction of a 50W power amplifier (PA) for a cheap digital signal processing (DSP) transceiver operating at 3.5 and 7 MHz. The PA uses a dual BLF548 MOSFET configuration with a 1:5 output transformer winding ratio to produce nearly 50W of power at 14V. A driver stage uses two BLF521 MOSFETs for a total gain of 35dB, sufficient to drive the PA from the DSP board. Bandpass filters are included for each operating frequency.

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    50W PA For Cheap DSP Transceiver

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    Baruch Zilbershatz
    This document summarizes the design and construction of a 50W power amplifier (PA) for a cheap digital signal processing (DSP) transceiver operating at 3.5 and 7 MHz. The PA uses a dual BLF548 MOSFET configuration with a 1:5 output transformer winding ratio to produce nearly 50W of power at 14V. A driver stage uses two BLF521 MOSFETs for a total gain of 35dB, sufficient to drive the PA from the DSP board. Bandpass filters are included for each operating frequency.

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    09.09.2006

    While ago I managed to get some used Philips UHF power MOS FETs. UHF/VHF fets are excellent devices for HF amplifiers because of their very low capacitance. This amplifier is done with BLF548 dual FET. Design target was PA for 3,5 and 7 MHz operating at 14V and fit into Cheap DSP (modem) enclosure. I choosed dual output transformer topology with 1:5 winding ratio. This configuration gives little less than 50W @ 14V. Driver was done with two BLF521 FET transistors. PA total gain is about 35dB, which is enough to get full output power with Cheap DSP board drive capability. Drive comes directly from multiplexer mixer. Driver transformers are TDK common mode filters used as transformer. Amplifiers linearity and signal quality is excellent. You could almost use output signal directly. Band filters for 3,5 and 7MHz are however implemented in the design. FET bias voltages are generated with 7805 regulator and temperature correction diode. Extra LM317T regulator for Cheap DSP 10V feed is installed on the PA board/heat sink.

    Schematic diagram PCB layout PCB jumper wires Component placement Mechanical preparation of self made PCB for installation. The BLF548 transistor This dual MOS transistor is capable for much more than taken out in this design. See data sheet. Final transformers Driver / driver transformers

    Data sheets: BLF548 BLF521 .Note Beryllium Oxide hazard when handling these devices. BeO is toxic material.

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