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james wrote:
Go and do some research. Gain increases as frequency decreases. The major problem of using this device at 27 MHz is keeping the gain low enough so that the amp will be stable. Any amp using this part at 27MHz will have to have a lot of feedback to minimize gain. Yes the gain would be high at 27MHz... however... having too much gain is never really a big problem... you can always throttle it back. It's having too little gain that comes to get you... LOL www.telstar-electronics.com |
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