Newsletter | October 13, 2026

10.13.26 -- Spotlight On Passive & Control Components

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10 Considerations When Using Additive Manufacturing To Create Passive RF Components

Engineers have started adopting additive manufacturing techniques to fabricate RF components. As a result, they are now able to customize components for better performance and system-wide efficiency, thanks to the increased flexibility that additive manufacturing provides.

 

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

 

Practical Overview Of Antenna Parameters

There are a variety of standardized methods for describing antenna parameters, and this article aims to provide an overview of key antenna parameters and relevant background.

 

EMC Testing And Amplifier Selection

These GaN-based Class AB SSPAs deliver broadband power, stability, and efficiency for EMC testing, meeting regulatory standards while reducing system complexity, insertion loss, and overall test costs.

 

Reduction On GaN's Pulse Recovery Time

GaN-based LNAs offer superior protection against interference in EW systems but suffer from extended pulse recovery times, which can be reduced by increasing bias current.

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