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Spotlight On SATELLITE 2013
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The 32nd annual SATELLITE Conference and Exhibition is an annual event dedicated to providing solutions to the satellite end user community. SATELLITE 2013 will be held March 18 to 21, 2013, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., and will bring together more than 12,000 satellite professionals representing more than 75 countries from the military/government, broadcast, enterprise, mobile, telecommunications, maritime and commercial markets to learn best practices, discover new technology, and collaborate with colleagues. Learn more.
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Connect With RF Globalnet
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Featured Downloads
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Presentation: Satellite Passive RF And Microwave Components |
Since 1980 Apollo Microwaves has been manufacturing passive components from simple waveguide to complex earth station switching combining networks.
Apollo Microwaves | SATELLITE Booth 1618 |
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Datasheet: Broadband High Dynamic Range RF Down-Converter |
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This broadband, high dynamic range RF down-converter features broadband operation (200 to 2500 MHz), a small form factor (7.0" x 4.0" x 1.35"), high intercept point, low phase noise, 70-MHz IF output, and more. |
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Datasheet: RF Link Simulator |
The T400CS Channel Simulator is a precision test instrument that models the physical effects of an RF communication link. Quickly inserted between modems, receivers and transmitters, or other equipment, the hardware-in-the-loop device creates exact nominal and worst-case RF signal conditions.
Real Time Logic | SATELLITE Booth 4024 |
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Brochure: Space-Qualified Power Dividers |
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This brochure from TRM Microwave highlights several power dividers from L to Ku band, using various technologies and configurations to suit your high-rel needs. |
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Bulletin Board
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Sonnet Software Training |
March 19 and 20 | Boston, MA
This two-day session will include introductory and intermediate training of Sonnet Lite, followed by Sonnet EM Accuracy and Benchmarking and High Frequency EM Model Extraction for RFIC and MMIC Design. Details. |
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