AR has been designing RF amplifiers since 1969, and they’ve learned a thing or two about the intricacies of high power amplifier design in that time. Their engineering manager Rob Rowe took some time out during the first day of the IMS 2016 exhibition to share some of that knowledge with you.
Selecting the wrong RF power sensor can be detrimental to the accuracy of your results, and the time it takes to get your measurements. Fortunately, Lawrence Wilson with Rohde & Schwarz is here to give you some in depth insight on what to consider when selecting a sensor to avoid such setbacks.
At IMS 2016, Jakub Kucera with Berkeley Nucleonics offered up a demonstration of one of their phase noise analyzers and how it can be used to measure pulsed RF signals.
Jeff Barney with Remcom spoke with us at IMS 2016 in regards to the challenges RF and microwave engineers run into when determining component values in matching network layouts.
There are many things you need to think about when selecting an EM solver for electromagnetic design and EM simulation, and Martin Timm with CST of America is here to help. Watch the video for information on key considerations for selecting the right software for your application.
Bryan Walker with JFW closed out our IMS 2015 coverage with a short and sweet demo of the ease-of-use of their 50P2014 SMA attenuator.
Dominic Overton and Dr. Esen Bayar took a few minutes out of day three of IMS in 2015 to familiarize us with their wide range of offerings. Watch the video for an overview of solutions designed for telecoms operators, global satellite operators, and the government and military sector.
Tim Brauner with Dielectric Labs gave us an up-close view of what his company had on display at IMS in 2015. Check out the video to hear about lowpass filters, power dividers, a brand new line of directional couplers, and an SMT 6dB resistive divider.
On the last day of IMS 2015, CJ McBride with Corry Micronics introduced us to their 3-channel attenuator. It covers the 400 MHz to 3 GHz frequency range and was designed for a major mobile access carrier.
The third and final day of IMS 2015 started off with Greg Bonaguide giving us an overview of their next generation phase noise analyzer covering the 1 MHz to 26.5 GHz range.
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