Current Probes

RF switched filter banks have several advantages over separate component designs. These switched filter banks are compact because of the integrated RF filter and switch technology. Another key advantage is improved electrical performance obtained by the combining of technologies. Most often the filter banks are controlled by TTL signals which is very common in the RF industry.

The dB-3758 microwave power module (MPM) has a 1000 Watt peak output power at a duty cycle of 6 percent, and operates in the 9-10 GHz frequency range. It’s ideal for applications involving airborne synthetic aperture and multi-mode radars, EW threat simulation, radar countermeasures, and manned and unmanned platforms.

Electromagnetic simulation saves time and money. Remcom Consulting is an ideal solution for those organizations that need an electromagnetic expert without an ongoing need for in-house electromagnetic modeling software.

Two connectors, type 177SE and 177SEM, are for 7.125 to 8.5 GHz HELIAX elliptical waveguide

Acceleware provides the fastest electromagnetic solvers available on the market, including FDTD and FIT. Microwave design engineers using design software applications integrated with Acceleware benefit from increased speeds of simulation processing by more than 35 times

The AMP40037 solid-state, high-power amplifier has an operating frequency range of 26.5 - 40.0 GHz and delivers exceptional performance across various applications, including EMI/RFI, lab testing, CW/Pulse operations, and communication systems.

DLI’s Gain Equalizers are designed as a small, low cost solution to your gain slope challenges. DLI’s EW series is designed to address this issue from DC to 18 GHz in a package smaller than an 0302 capacitor. Components are designed for surface mount pick and place equipment or epoxy mount. Available in tape and reel packaging for high volume applications.

The Model AR-50RC is a portable, lightweight, fully automatic band-switching RF booster amplifier for multi-band VHF/UHF Tactical Radio equipment employing legacy, proprietary, and emerging waveforms.