why pa voltage rise quickly from 30V to 50V?

Nov 18, 2006 1 Replies

dear my friend regards:



I have a eni rf generator oem2000,when I set up the power output to



30W, why pa(power amplifier) voltage rise quickly from 30V to 50V? It is abnormal.normally it should be 30V.

could someone kindly give me a hand?



thank you best regards to you all



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Hi

I had a similar problem many years ago, where a 20 watt 146MHz transceiver, when keyed to transmit, made the metered input 12volts rise quite considerably, when used on a home made PSU. I assumed this was due to my home made power supply's metering curcuit, or the regulator itself being sensitive to the RF signal. I never worried about nor persued the cause, just used a different PSU. By the way my PSU's max output voltage was only about 18volts. I think the metering may have indictated the max output. It was a long time ago!

Your effect may be due to a similar cause. That is RF getting into the PSU. If it's affecting the PSU regulator you may be in risk of damaging the pa.

Regards Barry

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