Current Probes

The QPB1034 is a S-Band switched filter bank module that integrates two switches on both sides of 4 filters and a bypass.

The QPM1021 is Qorvo’s high-power amplifier operating from 10 – 12 GHz for radar and electronic warfare applications. Fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.15 um GaN on SiC process, the amplifier produces 100 W of saturated output power with 20 dB of large-signal gain while achieving greater than 32% power-added efficiency.

The AMP20199 is a broadband 2.0–8.0 GHz solid-state amplifier delivering 40 W minimum saturated output power and 46 dB gain.

The CGB7001-SC (-BD) is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier. Designed for applications operating within the 0.1 GHz to 6.0 GHz frequency range, Celeritek’s broadband, cascadable, gain block amplifiers are ideal solutions for transmit, receive and IF applications.

The Talon RTR 2757 is a turnkey system designed for recording 200 Gigabit Ethernet UDP streams. It is designed to capture digitized data from four of these streams in real time at the full 100 Gigabit per second rate. With up to 122 TB of removable solid-state storage, the RTR 2757 provides hours of multi-channel wideband signal recording.

The TGL2217 and TGL2217-SM are Qorvo’s new wideband GaAs VPIN limiters designed to protect sensitive receive channel components against high power incident signals. These limiters do not require DC bias, and are able to achieve low insertion loss in a small form factor, allowing for simple system integration with minimal impact on performance.

The Holzworth HX3400 Phase Detector was designed with an emphasis on making phase noise measurements and to be used in analog phase locked loops where performance is a priority. 

This compact clock timing module features low phase noise/jitter, internal and/or external reference, multiple outputs with high isolation between channels, less than 5 second lock time after applying main power, and Ethernet interface/RS232/USB remote operation options.