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By John Oncea, Editor
Gallium nitride (GaN) technology first came on the scene in the 1990s and since then has helped to push the envelope and further revolutionize technology, allowing for new higher-demand applications. Now it’s being looked at as a way to help improve 5G network performance.
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By Qorvo
GaN technology stands out thanks to its high-current, high-voltage capabilities. Its unique material properties make it the new go-to technology in everything from 5G communications to automotive, lighting, radar, and more.
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White Paper
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Analog Devices
There are inherent advantages of silicon technology are benefits of Analog Devices’ new RF and microwave (MW) switch and attenuator products implemented in advanced silicon process, when compared to legacy counterparts using gallium-arsenide (GaAs). This paper provides highlights on features and key performance parameters of the new switch and attenuator products.
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Application Note
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By Anthony Combs,
NuWaves RF Solutions
Gallium nitride (GaN) is widely viewed as a transformative technology that has enabled smaller, lighter, and more reliable RF/microwave devices than its predecessors. However, there are trade-offs to consider when selecting which technology to use for a particular application.
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Mercury Systems, Inc.
With GaN amplifiers for space, radiation-tolerant data recorders and other technologies, the new space economy is well-positioned to decrease costs, opening the doors to a host of new applications.
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Wolfspeed, A Cree Company
Since creating the industry’s first GaN on SiC HEMT over two decades ago, Wolfspeed has enabled and driven the market by offering GaN on SiC products that effectively replace LDMOS parts in applications.
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Krytar
KRYTAR, Inc. announces eight new two-way power dividers offering high performance over the broadband frequency range of 6.0 to 40.0 GHz in single compact packages.
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Application Note
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Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
Load pull is a powerful method for characterizing RF power amplifiers through impedance variation. Load pull enables model extraction and validation as well as performance, ruggedness, and efficiency testing.
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By Travis Samuels,
A.H. Systems
Current probes generate and measure RF currents, combining great diagnostic utility with ease of use. However, a basic knowledge of these devices is necessary to maximize their effectiveness.
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Application Note
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Marki Microwave
This application note introduces IQ, single sideband (SSB), and image reject (IR) mixers in both theory and practice. We will discuss basic applications, their concepts, and practical considerations in their selection and use.
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This tutorial demonstrates XFdtd's workflow for evaluating a diplex matched antenna and analyzing two different matching network states simultaneously.
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The Exodus Available Power Conversion Chart is an excellent aid for quickly converting dBm to watts when testing low, medium, or high power amplifiers. The Exodus Chart lends customers quick conversion when necessary.
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The Si894x is a galvanically isolated delta-sigma modulator that outputs a digital signal proportional to the voltage level at the input.
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Skyworks Solutions, Inc. |
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The Holzworth HX4210 100 MHz 10x frequency divider is a high-grade laboratory accessory. An emphasis was placed on maintaining the low jitter and phase noise of an external reference or frequency source to maintain the integrity of system timing and noise.
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Wireless Telecom Group |
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Empower RF's 2244 amplifier comprises multi-drawer integrated liquid-cooled subsystems to produce a minimum of 8kW peak pulsed output power in the L-band frequency. Each of the amplifier subsystem drawers features multiple high-power GaN on SiC devices that provide wide frequency response, high gain, high peak power capability, and low distortions.
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Empower RF Systems, Inc. |
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CPI’s VSX3717 is an air- or liquid-cooled 4.0 kW X-band solid state power amplifier optimized for pulse radars. This amplifier utilizes GaN transistors to provide high gain, high efficiency, and excellent pulse fidelity. The result is excellent AM/PM, phase-noise, and spectral regrowth performance.
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