Current Probes

Qorvo’s QPA2225D is a wide band MMIC driver amplifier fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.15 um GaN on SiC process (QGaN15). Covering 28 – 38 GHz, the QPA2225D provides > 0.4 W of saturated output power with >23 dB of small-signal gain.

Mimix Broadband’s 10 to 34 GHz GaAs MMIC fundamental image reject mixer with high linearity has a conversion loss of 8.0 dB with a 20.0 dB image rejection across the band. I and Q mixer outputs are provided and an external 90 degree hybrid is required to select the desired sideband

Radar simulation systems (i.e., RF sources and/or receivers) must perform to an exacting minimum standard if they are to accurately prove the field worthiness of EW systems.

The SCFE6931 leverages Versal™ ACAP (Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform) technology from Xilinx® to create an FPGA processing board that operates up to 20x faster than former FPGA implementations. 

The QPA2935 is a MMIC power amplifier fabricated using Qorvo's QGaN25 0.25 um GaN-on-SiC production process. The QPA2935 typically provides 33 dBm of saturated output power and 18 dB of large-signal gain.

An excellent alternative to traveling wave tube amplifiers, Qorvo’s Spatium QPB1024 is a solid state, spatialcombining amplifier with an operating range of 8.0 – 11.0 GHz while achieving greater than 57 dBm (500 Watts) of instantaneous saturated power. 

5G is pushing the boundaries of wireless communications and wireless device design. Significant innovations are needed in order to accommodate increased requirements for Enhanced Mobile Broadband, Massive Machine-Type Communications, and Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications.  To meet these challenges, the wireless industry is exploring new technologies, such as multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) and beamforming, higher frequency bands including millimeter waves, and a number of changes to how base stations and devices are deployed and used.

The SMS7630 Series comprises low-cost, surface mountable, plastic packaged silicon mixer Schottky diodes designed for RF and microwave mixers and detectors. They include low barrier diodes and zero-bias detectors that combine Skyworks advanced semiconductor technology with low-cost packaging techniques. All diodes are 100 percent DC tested and deliver tight parameter distribution, which minimizes performance variability.