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Article #20289Need 1GHz RF wattmeter
From: John B. Nagle
Date: Mon, 02 Jan 1989 02:08
Date: Mon, 02 Jan 1989 02:08
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Where can I get a low-cost RF wattmeter good for 1.2GHz? The power range
required is 50mW to 5W or so at 50 ohms. Either an inline or terminating type
wattmeter is acceptable; an SWR capability would be nice but is not essential.
Precision required is very modest.
It's easy to find wattmeters for low bands, but it's hard for UHF. Any
ideas?
John Nagle
KA2XXF (part 5 experimental)
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