RF Amplifiers
RF Amplifiers, or Radio Frequency Amplifiers, are electronic devices designed to increase the power of radio frequency signals. They are essential components in various communication systems, ensuring that signals are strong enough to be transmitted over long distances or through obstacles. RF Amplifiers work by taking a weak input signal and using a power source to boost its amplitude without significantly altering the original signal's characteristics. This process involves the use of transistors or vacuum tubes that modulate the power supply to match the input signal's frequency, thereby amplifying it.