The RF amplifier works similarly to other amplifiers in that it achieves power amplification by amplifying the input signal. Its input receives the RF signal, which is then amplified to the desired level by a series of amplification circuits. Finally, the output of the amplifier outputs the amplified signal to an antenna for transmitting into the air.
The output power of an RF amplifier can be adjusted by adjusting circuit parameters. For example, the power output can be controlled by adjusting the operating voltage of the amplifier. In addition, the RF amplifier can use a detector or other circuitry to monitor the output power to ensure that it stays within reasonable limits.