RF Linear Amplifier Module for 11MHz, 5-10V Input, 10x Gain, SMA Connector Recommendations

I need an expert advice - I have an output from arbitrary waveform generator: sinus signal at 11Mhz, max amplitude 5-10V, low current (about 100mA). Is there a rf amplifier module that I could connect to this output through SMA to have a stronger signal (10 times at least).

Would appreciate a lot if someone could help!
Boris

There are a lot of RF Amplifiers you can find, however looking for something that would only require "low current" supply is pretty hard. Most of the ones you can find are in the 300 mA - 500 mA range.

I am assuming it will be driving a 50 ohm load, is that correct. You need to be more specific about what you want, ten times more power, ten times the amplitude, what harmonic distortion are you able to tolerate?
There are kits for broadband 1-20MHz amplifiers using RF MOSFETS used in the ham radio arena available, you can build them yourself from a kit, or get them ready made,try
http://www.communication-concepts.com/amplifiers/
for example.
Harmonic content can be high, so Low Pass filters may be needed on the output. Efficiency is not high, so as Noreen said, it is hard to get "low current" at these frequencies,
cheers,
Richard

One other option is to use an Op Amp. Since you have not given enough info, it is hard to say what would do it, but Analog Devices have the ADA4870 which might do what you need. They have a demo board,
cheers,
Richard