On 02/26/2010 10:05 AM, David Evans wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the fast response. Yes the SAW filter is broken and putting a
capacitor in as you suggested has brought the output power back up to
normal. :-)
Great! If you can survive without the filtering, you're actually better
off now because yo
Hi,
Thanks for the fast response. Yes the SAW filter is broken and putting a
capacitor in as you suggested has brought the output power back up to
normal. :-)
So, a couple of questions please,
* Can the SAW be damaged by too much power from the PA? (I could
find no info on the maximu
On 02/24/2010 09:42 AM, David Evans wrote:
Hi all,
Power output has significantly dropped, initially by 8dB, now much more.
My first thoughts are that the PA has failed, so is it possible to break
the transmitter...
- by prolonged transmitting at high power (i.e. setting it to/near
maximum)?
-
On 02/24/2010 12:42 PM, David Evans wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Power output has significantly dropped, initially by 8dB, now much more.
>
> My first thoughts are that the PA has failed, so is it possible to
> break the transmitter...
> - by prolonged transmitting at high power (i.e. setting it to/near
>
Hi all,
Power output has significantly dropped, initially by 8dB, now much more.
My first thoughts are that the PA has failed, so is it possible to break
the transmitter...
- by prolonged transmitting at high power (i.e. setting it to/near maximum)?
- using a mismatched antenna?
- mismatching
