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2–6 GHz RF Power Amplifiers | 30W–200W Factory-Direct Broadband Modules | CorelixRF
Factory-Direct Manufacturer · ISO 9001 Certified

2–6 GHz RF Power
Amplifiers

Factory-Direct Broadband Modules for RF Testing, Communications & System Integration

Standard 30W to 200W broadband RF power amplifier modules covering 2,000–6,000 MHz, fully documented for engineering review. CorelixRF provides mechanical drawings, performance curves, and customization support — with engineering response within 48 hours.

  • Standard 30W / 50W / 100W / 150W / 200W models
  • Mechanical drawings & test curves available
  • CW / Saturated output formats
  • OEM / interface customization supported
  • Air-cooled industrial format
  • Sample evaluation available
ISO 9001 Certified Factory
2–6 GHz RF Power Amplifier Module — CorelixRF
Manufacturer: Factory-Direct RF Compliance: RoHS / CE / FCC Quality: ISO 9001 / GJB 9001C Data: Unit Validation Available Support: OEM / ODM · Sample Available Response: Engineering < 48 Hours
Why CorelixRF

Why Engineers and Procurement Teams Choose CorelixRF for This Series

Four reasons this series reduces technical risk and accelerates project timelines — from initial evaluation through production commitment.

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Factory-Direct Manufacturing

No intermediaries. Direct communication with the engineering team that builds and tests every unit. Quotation, customization, and validation are handled by the same team that makes the product.

ISO 9001 · GJB 9001C Certified
02

Standard + Custom Both Supported

The 30W–200W catalog covers most common requirements. When your project needs a specific sub-band, connector type, or control interface adjustment, engineering feasibility review is available without committing to a volume order.

Frequency · Connector · Interface · Mechanical
03

Documented RF Testing & QC

Each unit is linked to an RF verification workflow using calibrated laboratory instruments. Unit-level test records and validation documentation are available based on model scope and project requirements — reducing integration risk at your end.

Per-unit validation · Test data on request
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Engineering Review Before You Commit

Send your parameters and get a model recommendation or customization feasibility response within 48 hours. Mechanical drawings and performance curves are available before order confirmation — no NDA barrier for standard review materials.

48-hr response · NDA support for programs
Model Overview

2–6 GHz Power Amplifier Selection Guide

Standard models · Customization available

All models cover 2,000–6,000 MHz and support CW / saturated operation. The 30W unit uses a compact format; 50W–200W share a common larger platform. Use the Best Fit column to identify your starting point, then send your parameters for a direct recommendation.

Model Frequency Range Output Power Typical Gain Gain Flatness Input Drive Supply Voltage Dimensions (mm) Best Fit / Typical Use Action
CRF-PA-2G6G-30W 2,000–6,000 MHz 30 W 44–46 dB ≤ 1.8 dB 0 to 8 dBm 36–46 VDC 125 × 59 × 21.5 Compact bench evaluation; space-constrained integration environments RFQ
CRF-PA-2G6G-50W 2,000–6,000 MHz 50 W 46–48 dB ≤ 1.8 dB −1 to 6 dBm 40–58 VDC 200 × 158 × 25 Entry integration projects; standard test platform deployments RFQ
CRF-PA-2G6G-100W 2,000–6,000 MHz 100 W 49–51 dB ≤ 1.8 dB −7 to 6 dBm 41–51 VDC 200 × 158 × 25 Balanced standard platform; most common integration starting point RFQ
CRF-PA-2G6G-150W 2,000–6,000 MHz 150 W 51–53 dB ≤ 1.8 dB 0 to 8 dBm 43–58 VDC 200 × 158 × 25 Higher output engineering deployment; demanding test environments RFQ
CRF-PA-2G6G-200W 2,000–6,000 MHz 200 W 52–54 dB ≤ 1.8 dB 0 to 8 dBm 44–54 VDC 200 × 158 × 25 Maximum standard platform output; high-power system integration RFQ
Need a specific sub-band, connector layout, or control interface? Discuss Custom →

Published values are typical model-level reference figures. Final selection should be confirmed against target duty cycle, supply range, thermal conditions, and integration constraints.

Send your target frequency, output power, duty cycle, and supply range — engineering will recommend a model or customization path within 48 hours.

Application Fit

Designed for RF Labs, System Integrators, and Program Buyers

This 2–6 GHz amplifier series is built for teams that need practical broadband RF power hardware with clear documentation. It fits RF testing platforms, communication systems, and integration-led development work where stable power, compact packaging, and dimensional reference matter during project review.

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RF Testing Platforms

Used in bench validation, signal-chain evaluation, and RF subsystem development where broadband coverage and repeatable test conditions are required. The 30W and 100W models are common starting points for test platform configurations.

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Communication Systems

Suitable for communication-related RF projects that need defined gain, controlled power delivery, and reliable interface matching across a broad frequency span. Output power selection depends on link budget and duty cycle requirements.

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System Integration Projects

Useful for teams evaluating mechanical fit, interface compatibility, and supply requirements before committing to a final integrated platform design. Mechanical drawings and connector reference are available before order confirmation.

Technical Snapshot

Built Around Broadband Power, Practical Interfaces & Integration Readiness

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Broadband 2–6 GHz Coverage

All standard models cover 2,000–6,000 MHz, simplifying model selection for teams working across broad S/C-band-related frequency requirements.

30W to 200W Output Options

The platform spans 30W, 50W, 100W, 150W, and 200W, allowing project teams to choose by output target without switching product families.

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Controlled Gain & Flatness

Typical gain ranges from ~45 dB to 53 dB by model. Gain flatness is specified at ≤ 1.8 dB across the entire 2–6 GHz series.

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Standard RF & Control Interfaces

SMA at RF input, N-female at RF output, DB9 for control — a consistent interface reference across all power levels. Custom interfaces available.

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Air-Cooled Industrial Format

All listed models use air cooling in a clearly documented mechanical envelope, intended for practical hardware deployment and integration review.

Performance Data

Typical Performance Curves for Engineering Review

Tr1 corresponds to gain (S21, dB). Tr2 corresponds to input match / SWR (S11). Swept measurements are sourced from the datasheet curve pages for each model. Full curve files and S-parameter data are available upon request.

Tr1 — Gain (S21, dB) Tr2 — Input Match / SWR (S11)
30W — CRF-PA-2G6G-30W
CRF-PA-2G6G-30W Typical Performance Curve — Gain and Input Match vs Frequency
Gain: 44–46 dBFlatness: ≤1.8 dB
50W — CRF-PA-2G6G-50W
CRF-PA-2G6G-50W Typical Performance Curve — Gain and Input Match vs Frequency
Gain: 46–48 dBFlatness: ≤1.8 dB
100W — CRF-PA-2G6G-100W
CRF-PA-2G6G-100W Typical Performance Curve — Gain and Input Match vs Frequency
Gain: 49–51 dBFlatness: ≤1.8 dB
150W — CRF-PA-2G6G-150W
CRF-PA-2G6G-150W Typical Performance Curve — Gain and Input Match vs Frequency
Gain: 51–53 dBFlatness: ≤1.8 dB
200W — CRF-PA-2G6G-200W
CRF-PA-2G6G-200W Typical Performance Curve — Gain and Input Match vs Frequency
Gain: 52–54 dBFlatness: ≤1.8 dB

Need full curve files, S-parameter data, or project-specific validation data? Include your project context when requesting.

Integration Reference

Mechanical Outline & Connector Reference

For integration buyers, mechanical fit is as important as RF performance. Each datasheet includes a dedicated mechanical outline page for dimensional review and connector location confirmation. Drawings are available before order confirmation.

Compact 30W Format

CRF-PA-2G6G-30W Mechanical Outline — 125×59×21.5mm
Dimensions125 × 59 × 21.5 mm
Weight≤ 0.5 kg
RF InputSMA-KFD46
RF OutputN-Female
ControlDB9
Supply36–46 VDC · ≤ 4 A
CoolingAir-Cooled

Compact format suitable for bench setups and space-constrained integration environments.

High-Power 50W–200W Platform

CRF-PA-2G6G 50W–200W Mechanical Outline — 200×158×25mm
Dimensions200 × 158 × 25 mm
Weight≤ 1.4 kg
RF InputSMA-KFD46
RF OutputN-Female
ControlDB9
Supply40–58 VDC (varies by model)
CoolingAir-Cooled

Shared mechanical platform for 50W, 100W, 150W, and 200W. Supply voltage and current consumption vary by output class. Dimensional drawings available before order confirmation.

Manufacturing Evidence

From RF Validation to Documented Shipment Control

Every unit is supported by a documented process covering RF verification, operational stress testing, precision assembly, and final QC review. Test records are available as part of the delivery package on request.

Unit RF Validation
Unit RF Validation

Each unit is linked to an RF verification workflow using calibrated laboratory instruments for model-level performance confirmation.

Operational Stress
Operational Stress

Soak testing, thermal observation, and load checks confirm hardware stability and performance consistency before delivery.

Precision Assembly
Precision Assembly

Assembly under documented production control supports repeatability across project batches and custom configurations.

Documented QC
Documented QC

Final acceptance records, validation data, and shipment review materials. Unit-level test records provided on request to support technical purchasing decisions.

Customization

Customization for Project-Specific Integration

Standard models cover many common project requirements. CorelixRF also supports customization where platform constraints go beyond a catalog configuration. Engineering feasibility review is available within 48 hours — before any volume commitment.

Frequency Adaptation

Request review for a narrower operating window or application-driven band definition outside the standard 2–6 GHz span.

Connector Changes

Connector type and physical interface details can be reviewed for project-specific compatibility and system integration requirements.

Control Interface Adjustment

Control logic and interface requirements can be aligned to customer-side system architecture where feasible.

Mechanical Integration Review

Dimensional and packaging constraints can be discussed before quotation to reduce redesign risk and integration delays.

Send your target frequency, output requirement, duty cycle, supply range, and dimensional constraints for engineering feedback. Feasibility review is available within 48 hours — no volume commitment required to start the conversation.

Documents

Technical Documents & Datasheet Requests

Each model in this series is supported by a dedicated datasheet covering electrical characteristics, typical performance curves, and mechanical outline reference. Click any row to request the matching datasheet through the enquiry form — our team will respond within 48 hours.

Need curve files, dimensional drawings, or project-specific validation data? Include your project context in the RFQ form for a more accurate technical review.

Click any row to request via the enquiry form →

CRF-PA-2G6G-30W Datasheet
30W · 2,000–6,000 MHz · 125 × 59 × 21.5 mm
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CRF-PA-2G6G-50W Datasheet
50W · 2,000–6,000 MHz · 200 × 158 × 25 mm
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CRF-PA-2G6G-100W Datasheet
100W · 2,000–6,000 MHz · 200 × 158 × 25 mm
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CRF-PA-2G6G-150W Datasheet
150W · 2,000–6,000 MHz · 200 × 158 × 25 mm
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CRF-PA-2G6G-200W Datasheet
200W · 2,000–6,000 MHz · 200 × 158 × 25 mm
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Support FAQ

Project & Procurement Questions

Common questions from engineers and procurement teams evaluating this series. Can't find what you need? Submit an RFQ — our team will respond within 48 hours.

Can I get a sample unit before placing a volume order? +
Yes. Sample evaluation units are available. Please share your evaluation goals — RF behavior verification, mechanical fit check, or interface integration testing — and our team will confirm availability and lead time. Include this in the Technical Notes field of the RFQ form.
Are test reports or RF validation data provided before shipment? +
Yes. Each unit is linked to an RF verification workflow using calibrated laboratory instruments. Unit-level test records and validation documentation are available based on model scope and project requirements. Request this in your RFQ and our team will confirm what is available for your model and quantity.
What is the lead time for standard models? +
Lead time for standard models varies by stock status and order quantity. Please include your required delivery window in the RFQ form — our production team will provide a specific commitment based on current availability and your quantity.
What information do you need to recommend the right model? +
Please provide your target frequency or sub-band, required output power, operating mode (CW or saturated), duty cycle, supply voltage range, expected quantity, and any connector or dimensional constraints. This allows engineering to recommend a standard model or customization path directly — without requiring multiple back-and-forth exchanges.
How should I choose between 30W, 50W, 100W, 150W, and 200W? +
Start with your required output power, available supply voltage range, dimensional envelope, and current budget. The 30W model uses a compact mechanical format (125 × 59 × 21.5 mm) suited to bench and space-constrained environments. The 50W–200W models share a larger common platform (200 × 158 × 25 mm), with higher current draw and progressively higher gain. The 100W is the most common integration starting point. Send your parameters for a direct recommendation.
Can you customize connectors or control interfaces? +
Yes. Project-specific connector and control interface review is supported where feasible. Custom frequency bands, connectors, control interfaces, and integration details are available — engineering can review feasibility and interface constraints before quotation. No volume commitment is required to start a customization discussion.
Are dimensional drawings and performance curves available before order confirmation? +
Yes. Datasheets include mechanical outline reference and typical performance curve sections. Full dimensional drawings and curve files can also be provided before order confirmation — include your project context in the RFQ and our engineering team will share the appropriate materials for your review.
How are confidential projects and NDAs handled? +
For integration-driven programs, NDA handling is part of the standard technical review process before detailed project information is exchanged. We can review your standard document or provide our own to protect all shared specifications. Mention this in the Technical Notes field and our team will initiate the NDA process before detailed review begins.
Who This Page
Is Built For
RF Design Engineers Integration Project Buyers Procurement Teams — Standard or Custom Broadband Amplifiers System Architects Evaluating RF Power Modules
Engineering Intake

Discuss Your 2–6 GHz RF Requirement

Send your target frequency, output power, duty cycle, supply range, and expected quantity. Engineering will review feasibility and recommend a suitable standard model or customization path. Sharing connector preferences, dimensional limits, and integration notes up front helps reduce back-and-forth during quotation.

Technical review included — no commitment required Standard and custom options available Document-led model recommendation Sample evaluation available on request NDA support for sensitive programs Engineering response within 48 hours
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