Miko Wang

If you are choosing an RFPA by frequency and output power alone, you are probably still too early in the decision.In many UAV communication projects, RF power amplifier selection seems simple at first.Check the frequency band.Check the output power.Then compare:10W, 30W, 50W, or 100W?That is not wrong.The problem is that many teams treat this as […]

In many RF projects, the problem does not begin with a complete link failure.It usually starts like this:The link still works on the bench.A higher-power amplifier has already been added.Output has increased.Short tests even show some improvement.But once the system moves into real deployment, the same problem returns.As interference rises, link quality starts to fluctuate.Mid-mission,

Why Your RF Link Still Becomes Unstable After Adding More Power When communication becomes unstable, the first response is often straightforward: Add more power. If range is not enough, increase output.If video becomes unstable, increase output.If control response starts to lag, increase output again. Sometimes this helps. But many teams eventually run into the same