News — LNA

Hydrogen Line (1420 MHz) Pre-filtered LNA

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Jarek presented his work at the Canada Wide Science Fair on the use of Software-Defined Radio to detect 1420 MHz radio waves from outer space.

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Open Source Radio Telescopes

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Check out the Open Source Radio Telescopes Project. They use our Red LNA with a bias-tee in their Amplifier Box B.

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Spectrum Scanning Projects

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Jon has some spectrum scanning projects in which he uses our LNA and FM notch filters. It's interesting how he puts them into die-cast boxes. This is something we get asked about all the time. You can read about the projects here and here. Jon's wireless projects are definitely worth reading about.  

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FM reception using the 40 dB LNA and HackRF

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David Goldstein sent in a few pictures that show FM reception without and with the 40 dB LNA. A significant gain in performance with the LNA. Thanks David!

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Considerations when using high-gain LNAs

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Some of our LNAs provide in excess of 40 dB of gain and operate over a wide frequency range. The primary application of these products is to amplify weak signals by increasing the signal-to-noise ratio at the receiver.

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