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The base amplifier here is an “ST” DB-2933-54 test bed for it’s RF POWER amplifier using 2 x SD2933 N-Channel enhancement-mode lateral MOSFETs on which I’ve added a case, metering and switching. Although originally rated for 300-400 watts, it can be easily be driven well above that and with a slight increase in power supply voltage, can approach 600 plus watts.
The base amplifier here is an “ST” DB-2933-54 test bed for it’s RF POWER amplifier using 2 x SD2933 N-Channel enhancement-mode lateral MOSFETs on which I’ve added a case, metering and switching. Although originally rated for 300-400 watts, it can be easily be driven well above that and with a slight increase in power supply voltage, can approach 600 plus watts.