AM Broadcast Repeaters

675–1269 kHz · +50 dBm · high-power AM rebroadcast

AM LINE
1 bands · +50 dBm class (100 W)
CERTIFICATION STATUS

The TETRA and P25 product lines are not third-party certified yet. Where a project timeline allows, we can assess the certification path, lead time and cost against your specific band, power and interface requirements. If your tender explicitly requires existing certificates, tell us and we will be straight with you about what is feasible.

OEM private-label manufacturing and ODM design are both available. Regional distribution is not currently offered.

AM Broadcast Repeaters — what the line covers

High-power AM broadcast rebroadcast for medium-wave coverage extension — transmitter site fill, regional re-broadcast of a single programme, and retransmission where terrain blocks the primary transmitter. Not third-party certified yet; where a project timeline allows we can assess the certification path.

FREQUENCY BANDS
  • 675–1269 kHz (MW band)
POWER TIERS

+50 dBm class (100 W)

COUPLING FORMS
  • Off-air (RF)
COMPATIBLE STANDARDS
AM broadcast (MW)

Compatibility is stated for the cited model; confirm the exact combination against the model datasheet before ordering.

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Models on this line

Parameters below are taken from the model datasheet. Where a figure has not been verified against the document body it is marked accordingly rather than estimated.

KT-R-A-BAMP50B

Internal model: KT-AM-B594-P50-B

675–1269 kHz (nominal), 594 kHz channel · +50 ± 2 dBm (100 W)
Band-selective · Broadcast repeater
  • Covers the 675–1269 kHz medium-wave AM broadcast band
  • +50 ± 2 dBm output — a 100 W class unit for regional re-broadcast
  • Automatic level control holds output within ±1 dB at +20 dB input
  • Group delay ≤ 5 µs, so programme audio is not distorted
  • Off-air RF coupling
Verified parameters and datasheet
Working frequency (nominal)675 kHz – 1269 kHz
Bandwidth (nominal band)594 kHz
Max output power+50 ± 2 dBm (FM modulating signal)
Gain100 ± 3 dB
ALCinput signal +20 dB → ΔPo ≤ ±1 dB
Noise figure (in band, max gain)≤ 5 dB
Ripple in band≤ 3 dB
Frequency tolerance≤ 0.05 ppm
Time delay (in band)≤ 5 µs
Gain adjustment step1 dB
Gain adjustment range≥ 3 dB
Internal modelKT-AM-B594-P50-B
Connector / IP rating / dimensionsContact us for the full datasheet(to be confirmed)

Source file: Kingtone JIMTOM® AM 100W Repeater Data sheet.doc

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How to read our model numbers

Every model encodes its standard, band, power tier, bandwidth type and coupling form. You do not need a lookup table to read it.

KT-{form}-{standard}-B{band}P{power}{bandwidth}[-{channels}]

Trunking (TETRA / DMR / P25 / AM / FM)

KT-{form}-{3GPP band list}{bandwidth}[-{role}][-{BD/SD}][-{SISO/2T2R}]

Cellular — the band code implies the generation, so neither standard nor power appears in the model. Bidirectional and MIMO are stated because they are different hardware.

KT-brand prefix
Aform (the subject) — Off-air (RF coupling) · Fibre-coupled (optical) · Digital fibre (SDR) …
Tstandard — T=TETRA · D=DMR · P=P25 · A=AM broadcast · M=FM broadcast
B8band — the B prefix makes the segment boundary explicit
P37power — written as the actual dBm value, never a bucket
Bbandwidth type — Band-selective / Channel-selective / …
WORKED EXAMPLE
KT-A-T-B8P37BOff-air (RF coupling) · TETRA · 800 MHz · +37 dBm · Band-selective (whole band)
CELLULAR EXAMPLE
KT-F-n28C-RU-2T2RFibre-coupled (optical) · 700 MHz APT (FDD) · Channel-selective (single channel) · Remote unit · 2T2R (2 transmit / 2 receive)

No standard code and no power figure: the band codes give the generations (n28 = 5G NR) and output power is set per project against the regulatory limit for that market. Bidirectional (-BD) and MIMO (-SISO / -2T2R) do appear, because a duplexer and a second RF chain are hardware — omitting them would ship the wrong unit.

Every trunking segment begins with an explicit letter (form, standard, B for band, P for power, C for channels), so position carries no meaning and a model cannot be misread. Multi-band cellular models list full 3GPP band codes (n28, B3, W8 …) rather than a shorthand, because procurement has to confirm the exact bands — and the band code already states the generation, so cellular models carry neither a standard code nor a power figure. Fibre systems add a unit role (-MU master / -RU remote) because the two are different units.

Models already covered by a third-party certificate keep their certified names — renaming them would break the certificate. A full one-page reference covering every code is supplied with the quotation on request.

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Tell us the requirement, not the model

Send the band, power tier, bandwidth type, coupling form, channel count and project timeline. If certification is required for your tender, say so — we will tell you what is realistic rather than quoting a lead time we cannot meet.

Full datasheets for every model are available on request.

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