January 2010
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Intermodulation distortion (IMD) suppression is a critical issue in modern military and commercial RF/microwave systems. Pressed by the demands imposed by distortion-sensitive digital modulation formats, modern systems routinely specify linearity requirements that are impossible to attain using conventional approaches. To meet these challenges, the company has introduced the Two-Tone-Terminator (T3) mixer family. The T3 mixer has the following properties: low conversion loss and extremely wide bandwidth; unparalleled IMD suppression; high 1 dB compression point; LO drive level flexibility; and a square-wave LO drive. Two key breakthroughs enable the T3 mixer: the use of near-ideal commutating behavior and the employment of internal feedback circuitry.
Marki Microwave
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| High-Power Amplifier Offers Broadband Performance for Comms Jamming Apps |
The new Empower 2074 solid-state high-power amplifier is capable of delivering a power output of 1000W over the frequency range of 100 to 500 MHz, making it ideal for jamming signals in military communications wavebands. Primarily aimed at EW training applications, the amplifier is lightweight and compact enough to fit in any standard 19” rack and would typically be mounted inside an aircraft. This ruggedly constructed amplifier consists of two modules – one for the RF power section and the other accommodating the main power supply and control circuits. It features built-in monitoring and protection functions and also incorporates a forced air cooling system.
Link Microtek LTD.
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| Ultra-Light Waveguide Switch |
Operating across the 75.0 to 110.0 GHz band, this WR10 ultra-light waveguide switch weighs in with a maximum VSWR of 1.20:1, insertion loss of 0.40 dB (max.) and a minimum isolation of 50 dB. Switching time is 50 ms maximum.
Logus Microwave
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The MW500-1841 ½" SMT VCO has a frequency range of 2150 to 2370 MHz from .2 to 4.8V tuning while using a 5V supply. Phase noise at 10 KHz is -98 dBc/Hz. Output power is +8 dBm +/-1.5 dBm across the band over temperature while using less than 40mA of current.
Micronetics
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RF components and antennas that are metamaterial-structured have electromagnetic propagation properties not found in nature. The company’s metamaterial antenna is just a few millimeters long and as thin as paper, and can support four to six frequency bands.
Rayspan
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Model SM7177-43, designed primarily for the European D-ENG market, operates from 7.1 to 7.7 GHz with a P1dB of +43 dBm. Gain is 55 dB with a flatness of +/-.5 dB across the band. In module form, the unit measures 7.5 x 3.97 x .79"; an integral heatsink and fan are also available.
Stealth Microwave
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| RF Conformance Test System |
Release 7 HSPA Evolution support has been introduced for the company’s ME7873F TRX/Performance/RRM RF conformance test system, creating the industry’s first comprehensive test solution that supports Release 99 to Release 7 RF conformance testing of 3G and 3.5G mobile devices.
ANRTISU COMPANY
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| High Conductivity Rod & Wire |
A full range of copper-cored titanium and nickel clad high conductivity rod, wire and bus bar for high current applications in hostile environments is now available. They are suitable for a wide range of applications and are available with various ratios of metal to copper.
Anomet Products
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| Square-Wave LO Buffer-Amplifier |
Model A-0010 is a ultra-broadband square-wave LO buffer-amplifier with a frequency range of 5.0 MHz to 10.0 GHz. Features include 0 dBm typical input power, +25 dBm typical saturated output power, and a surface mount package.
Marki Microwave
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| Waveguide Junction Isolator |
Model IB320 is a high power WR159 waveguide junction isolator which can handle 700W CW/ 10 Kw peak over the 5.60 to 6.00 GHz bandwidth. It has an integral liquid cooled 700W termination to dissipate reflected power and a -50 dB reverse coupled monitor.
Channel Microwave
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| Voltage Controlled Oscillator |
A new RoHS compliant VCO, model ZRO2300A1LF in S-band, operates at 2285 to 2315 MHz with a tuning voltage range of 0.5 to 4.5 Vdc. This VCO features a typical phase noise of -113 dBc/Hz @ 10 KHz offset and a typical tuning sensitivity of 13 MHz/V.
Z-Communications
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| Integrated VCO Product Line |
Eight new SMT packaged PLLs with Integrated RF voltage controlled oscillators are ideal for cellular infrastructure, broadband, LTE/4G, and test equipment applications from 660 MHz to 5.1 GHz. All eight operate in fractional or integer mode, providing the ability to develop high performance phase locked loops in the RF domain.
Hittite Microwave
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The MAX15041 is a synchronous DC-DC converter with integrated MOSFETs in a small 3 x 3mm package. The built-in MOSFETs offer higher efficiency (93%) than asynchronous solutions, while simplifying design and minimizing EMI.
Maxim Integrated Products
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| Flip-Chip RF FEIC Portfolio |
FM2491_FC is the company’s first single chip Front-End Integrated Circuit (FEIC) product portfolio based on flip-chip configuration, designed for smart phone and MID applications in which WLAN/Bluetooth connectivity is now becoming essential.
Epic Communications
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| Voltage Controlled Oscillator |
A new RoHS compliant VCO, model ZRO1833A1LF in L-band, operates at 1832 to 1834 MHz with a tuning voltage range of 0.5 to 4.5 Vdc. This VCO features a typical phase noise of -117 dBc/Hz @ 10 KHz offset and a typical tuning sensitivity of 5 MHz/V.
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