Newsletter | March 5, 2022

03.05.22 -- Febuary's Most Popular Articles & News
 
Featured Editorial
DARPA Program Eyes Photonics For Miniaturized, Low Noise RF Oscillator
 
By Abby Proch, Electronics Editor

Phase noise can be problematic in RF communications, with jitter influencing sampling precision of receivers and constricting signaling bandwidth. That's why DARPA is enlisting the help of photonics researchers to devise oscillators that are small, low noise, and more agile across frequencies. 
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Reimagining The Role Of Connectivity In Communications, Sensing, And Protection Of Ground Forces
Article | Fischer Connectors

The U.S. and several NATO countries have been working to reduce the size and weight of soldiers’ equipment while increasing its functionality and power. For engineers dealing with connectivity issues, this has brought about smaller and smaller connectors, cables, and devices. 
VSWR And Its Effects On Power Amplifiers
White Paper | Exodus Advanced Communications

Amplifiers sometimes require protections that safeguard them from being damaged. This white paper focuses on RF/microwave high-power amplifiers and how they react to voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), a common physical problem.
Using Tantalum Hybrid Capacitors For High-Power Pulse Applications
Application Note | Evans Capacitor Company

High-power pulse applications require bulk capacitance, high currents, and fast response time for pulse forming. EVANSCAPS tantalum hybrid capacitors provide low ESR and high-power density for high-current pulse power in phased array radars or laser drivers. 
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