Current Probes

The SX series of portable antennas is designed with short antenna lengths for portable radio applications

The VPX3490 is a multi-band pulsed microwave transmitter designed for applications within high-vibration, high-shock environments with a wide range of temperature variation typically found in supersonic aircraft pod mounted threat simulations. Additional features include an operating frequency range of 7.8 – 17.5 GHz, an RF peak power of 100 W, and MIL spec airborne qualification.

JFW’s Model 50DR-141 is a 50 Ohm manual step attenuator with attenuation range 0 to 40 dB by 1dB steps. It operates within the DC – 3600 MHz frequency range and is rated for 2 Watts average RF power. It is ideally designed for use in LTE Band 42 testing.

The gMOT device is a compact, portable grating magneto-optical trap capable of trapping 6 million alkali-metal atoms with temperatures below 10 microkelvin demonstrated.

The AKA-1500PSM is a low-cost, cascadable broadband InGaP HBT amplifier. This is a general-purpose gain block amplifier which provides high P1dB, high OIP3, and a very small form factor.

Qorvo's QPC8019Q is a low loss, high isolation SPDT switch with performance optimized for LTE, Wi-Fi Tx/Rx applications up to 8 GHz and general switching applications.

Keithley's Model 3500 Portable RF Power Meter is a compact, handheld instrument designed for making RF power measurements conveniently in both field and R&D lab environments. In laboratory applications, the Model 3500 is a low cost RF power datalogger, transferring data through its built-in USB interface to a computer for trend or drift analysis..

MP-AR-20 Series mounting plates are designed for use with AR-20 Series amplifiers, offering versatility in mounting orientation and allowing for installation of an AR-20 amplifier from the topside.