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9 Real-World Variables That Destroy Oscillator Accuracy (And How to Measure Them)

Oscillator drift remains one of the most critical threats to precision timing in high-performance communication systems. In tightly controlled lab environments, performance often appears ideal, but real-world conditions quickly expose hidden weaknesses. Factors like thermal shifts and electromagnetic interference can cause subtle frequency deviations that accumulate over time.

Sensing Beyond Limits: Transforming User Experience With UWB Radar
Empowering The Next Generation With Ultra-Wideband: A University's Hands-On Innovation Journey

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10 MHz - 18.0 GHz, 20 dBm Solid State Medium Power Amplifier: LNA80002
The new bench-top RF amplifier is designed to meet the demanding requirements of EMI/RFI testing, laboratory experiments, CW/Pulse operation, and all communication applications.
4.0 - 8.0 GHz, 6.0 KW Solid State High Power Amplifier: AMP20175
The AMP20175 is a high-power, small form factor C-Band amplifier designed for EMI/RFI, lab, and HIRF/pulse applications.
1.0 - 10.0 GHz, 100 Watt Solid State High Power Amplifier: AMP20085
The AMP20085 is a dual-band, small form factor rack-mounted amplifier designed for EMI/RFI, lab, CW/pulse, and communications applications.
1.0 - 2.5 GHz, 8.0 KW Solid State High Power Pulse Amplifier: AMP20090
The AMP20090 is a high-performance, small form factor rack-mounted amplifier designed for demanding EMI/RFI, lab, HIRF, and high-peak pulse applications.
Solid State High Power Amplifier: AMP40018
The AMP40018 Solid State High Power Amplifier is a compact, rack-mounted solution engineered for demanding EMI/RFI, laboratory, communication, and CW/pulse environments across the challenging 18 to 40 GHz frequency range.

FEATURED VIDEOS

Introducing The FSWX Signal And Spectrum Analyzer
Discover the FSXW—the first signal and spectrum analyzer to feature multichannel spectrum analysis, cross-correlation (X-correlation), and I/Q preselection.
Simulate Dynamic Wireless Mobility With Wireless InSite
Wireless InSite enables engineers to simulate time-based mobility, lunar propagation, and wideband ray-tracing for analyzing moving devices, vehicles, radar coverage, and lunar RF systems.
Ceramic Capacitors
Mark Simpson from Quantic Electronics discusses gap and ceramic capacitor technology at IMS 2025.

FEATURED WEBINARS

Minimizing Outgassing & Multipaction Risks In RF Filters For Space

Explore how to mitigate outgassing and multipaction risks in space-grade RF filters through smart material choices, design strategies, and rigorous testing to ensure mission reliability and performance.
Model And Simulate Dynamic RF Scenarios Using Time-Based Mobility

Explore how to simulate dynamic RF environments, model antenna interactions with people and vehicles, and analyze performance metrics for advanced wireless applications.
Time-Based Mobility Of RF Systems In Wireless InSite Release 4.0

Learn how Wireless InSite 4.0 simulates dynamic RF environments with moving transceivers, on-body propagation, lunar terrain modeling, and time-based outputs for next-gen wireless systems.