ACOM 2020S | Solid-State 1.8-54 MHz Linear Amplifier
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Specifications
- Features
- Usage The ACOM 2020S is a state-of-the art 1500 W heavy-duty, solid-state linear amplifier, covering all amateur bands from 1.8 to 54 MHz. It features a Remote Control Unit model R05 with the operating information shown on a multi-functional, high resolution color touch screen. All indicators and controls (except the primary mains switch and power indicator) are accessible via the touch screen RCU, as well as, all command input to the RCU is menu-driven. As standard, the ACOM 2020S is equipped with Ethernet interface facilitating its usage in Remotely Operated Stations. Easy to operate The overall operation of ACOM 2020S is extremely simplified: the touch screen menus are intuitive and easy to follow, and no special skill is required from the operator when changing frequency bands. User-friendly automatic control When connected to a transceiver with CAT capability, the amplifier will track the operating frequency and will change bands accordingly. Even if not CAT connected, the amplifier monitors the input signal frequency through the built-in frequency counter and automatically switches bands. High resolution color display with Touch screen Amplifier status indications are explained via detailed text displayed on the RCU 7" high-resolution color touch display (155x90 mm, 1024x600 pixels, and 24-bit color). All indicators and controls (except the primary mains switch and power indicator) are accessible via the RCU's touch screen, as well as, all command input to the RCU is menu-driven. Transceiver-independent Compatible with all transceiver models - does not need any special signals: "ground on transmit" and RF drive power is sufficient. Two power modules Employs two powerful modules in the power splitting/combining technique. LDMOS transistor technology The two final PA stages use a rugged LDMOS transistor. Broadband input circuit Broadband input circuit, providing a perfect transceiver load with SWR below 1.2 (typically 1.1), without retuning throughout the whole frequency range from 1.8 to 54 MHz. Intelligence Takes care of itself during operation via continuously working protection circuits in all modes. The operator can monitor 11 (eleven) parameters of the amplifier in operation. Easy maintenance Detailed data (55 parameters) about each of the last 28 hard-fault protection trips is stored in the amplifier's memory. Remote control capabilities Remotely controlled via the Internet through an integrated Web interface and an Ethernet LAN (RJ45) port, located on the RCU rear panel. Compact construction Extremely compact construction with built-in switching-mode power supply (SMPS) that operates with an extended mains voltage range of 200-240 VAC, ±10% (180-264 VAC limiting values), with no internal switch over. The consumed current is purely sinusoidal, Power Factor Corrected (PFC) and inrush current limited. This makes the operation of unstable mains and generators easy and trouble free. Electromagnetic compatibility Complies with the CE electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements and FCC regulations. Perfect compatibility with both highly sensitive devices and the powerful devices in the radio station (receivers, computers, other amplifiers) due to the used PFC and built-in radio-frequency filters. Documentation The User's Manual is available as a PDF file only. The latest version is available under the Download tab (see above). ACOM creates and distributes its documentation in ENGLISH language only. If you need a User's Manual in your local language, please contact your dealer. Warranty terms The ACOM Terms of Business (General Conditions of Sale and General Service Conditions) are available as PDF files under the Support -> Terms of Business menu. By purchasing ACOM products, the Customer (Dealer or End User) declares acceptance of the above-mentioned ACOM Terms of Business.
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