Current Probes

Mimix Broadband’s four stage 37 to 42 GHz SMD GaAs MMIC power amplifier has a small signal gain of 23.0 dB with a +35.0 dBm Output Third Order Intercept. This MMIC uses Mimix Broadband’s 0.15 µm GaAs PHEMT device model technology, and is based upon electron beam lithography to ensure high repeatability and uniformity

The Si86S6x products are state-of-the-art digital isolators that include several outstanding and unique features. These devices are robust, with a 6.0 kVrms isolation barrier, and have low-power and sleep modes for conserving power.

Dielectric Labs Inc. (DLI) introduces a series of surface mount directional couplers designed to offer a turnkey surface mount solution for high frequency incident and reflected power monitoring. These directional couplers span the C, X, and Ku band frequency spectrums, and are available with 10dB and 20dB coupling values, and a common footprint for maximum flexibility.

The GRF5506 from Guerrilla RF is a high gain, two-stage InGaP HBT power amplifier ideally designed for use in transmitter applications that typically do not employ digital predistortion correction schemes. The device delivers excellent P1dB, ACLR, and IM3 performance over the 660 to 720 MHz frequency range.

The QPM2101 is a GaAs multi chip module (MCM) designed for S-Band radar applications within the 2.5-4.0 GHz range.

Qorvo delivers the QPL9057 flat-gain, high-linearity, ultra-low noise amplifier (LNA) designed to provide robust, high performance over the 0.6 - 4.2 GHz frequency range. The LNA features gain flatness of 2.4 dB (peak-to-peak) over a wide bandwidth from 1.5 to 3.8 GHz. At 3.5 GHz, the amplifier typically provides 22.8 dB gain, +32 dBm OIP3 at a 50 mA bias setting, and 0.54 dB noise figure.

The AMP20057 is a compact rack-mounted solid-state high-power pulse amplifier designed for linear high peak pulse applications in EMI/RFI, lab, and HIRF/Pulse applications.

JFW’s 50P-2111 is a 50 Ohm solid-state programmable attenuator with attenuation range 0 to 95 dB by 1dB steps.  The unit operates bi-directionally over the frequency range 200 MHz to 8 GHz.  The unit is labeled “input” and “output” because the RF power rating is different for each port.  The input port is rated for +24 dBm.  The output port is rated for +15 dBm.  It is available with SMA female RF connectors.