The VSS3607 GaN Solid State Amplifier uses GaN transistors to provide high gain, high efficiency, and excellent pulse fidelity for pulsed radar applications. This model is designed to operate in the 2.7-2.9 GHz frequency band.

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.

The PTX8110 is an ultra-compact modular microwave power module with an integrated “super mini” traveling wave tube (TWT), a solid-state preamplifier. It has an optimized high-density switch mode power supply to produce a single “drop-in” microwave amplifier block.

The VMS1197B magnetron is a high-power microwave oscillator in which the potential energy of an electron cloud near the cathode is converted into RF energy in a series of cavity resonators. This 750 kW magnetron operates within the 2.7 – 2.9 (S-band) GHz frequency range and delivers high peak and average RF power for use in weather, medical, or industrial applications.

The PT6055 pulsed coupled cavity TWT is an S-band Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier. The Peak Power is nominally 50 kW, the duty cycle 2.4% and the minimum gain 50 dB.

Watch this review of Rohde & Schwarz's LCX200 LCR meter, showcasing its 10 MHz impedance measurements, ±0.05% accuracy, and features like binning, logging, and sweeps.

In this REEL Times episode, Carrie Obedzinski and Ian Finch discuss the problem of counterfeit LMR cables. Learn how to spot fake cables and protect your investments in cable technology.

The QPG6200L development kit is a low-power, multi-standard SoC for smart home applications. The kit includes a carrier board, radio board, and various components.