Repair and Calibration of Amplifier Research Branded RF Test Equipment
Amplifier Research RF Equipment Repair and Calibration
Amplifier Research equipment is widely used in RF and EMC test laboratories. RF power amplifiers are commonly used to generate the field strength required for radiated and conducted immunity testing, while associated antennas, field probes, couplers and measurement equipment provide the necessary test and measurement functions.
We can assess and service equipment including:
- AR 100A250A RF power amplifier
- AR 25A250B RF power amplifier
- AR 100W1000A RF power amplifier
- AR 250W1000A RF power amplifier
- AR 50S1G6 microwave RF power amplifier
- AR 100L broadband RF power amplifier
- AR AT4000A log-periodic antenna
- AR FL8200/Kit field probe
- AR CI00402 conducted immunity test system
- AR emcware® EMC test automation software
Common Repairs Performed by Niche RF
Niche RF Offers a variety of Repairs, Maintainance and Calibration of products from “Amplifier Research” Brand (including legacy products currently out of production).
Model numbers should be confirmed from the equipment nameplate before service, repair or calibration. This is particularly important for older Amplifier Research equipment and models that have subsequently been replaced or re-designated.
RF & Power Amplifier (Click for Details)
- RF driver and final-stage faults
- RF input/output stage faults
- Low or no RF output
- Reduced gain and gain degradation
- Gain-control problems
- RF amplifier faults
- RF protection and interlock faults
Power, Cooling & Thermal (Click for Details)
- Power supply faults
- Cooling fan faults
- Cooling and thermal problems
- Over-temperature faults
- Thermal protection faults
- Aging capacitors and components
- Battery and power problems
RF Connections (Click for Details)
- RF connectors and coaxial cables
- General connector faults
- Display and control faults
- Remote-control and interface faults
- Relay and control faults
- PC and software communication problems
Antenna & RF Network (Click for Details)
- Antenna element damage
- Antenna feed-point faults
- Balun and feed-network faults
- Antenna mounting-component damage
- Corrosion and oxidation
- Directional-coupler faults
RF Measurement Equipment (Click for Details)
- Sensor and axis damage
- Fiber-optic connection faults
- Optical/electronic converter faults
- Measurement drift
- Linearity problems
- Signal-generator faults
- Spectrum-analyzer faults
- Power-meter and power-sensor faults
Mechanical & Physical Damages (Click for Details)
- Mechanical damage
- Cable/fiber damage