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The QPG6100 is a multi-standard Smart Home Communications Controller for ultra-low power wireless communication for Connected lighting applications, switches and other Smart home end nodes, featuring Qorvo’s ConcurrentConnect™ technology; enabling Zigbee, Thread and Bluetooth® Low Energy to operate simultaneously in a single chip design.

XFdtd® 3D EM Simulation Software provides engineers with powerful tools to shorten development time and release products to market sooner.

JFW introduces three new models of reactive Wilkinson type power divider/combiners. These power dividers/combiners are designed to cover the 6 GHz – 40 GHz frequency range and feature 2.92 mm female connectors in 2-way, 4-way, or 8-way configurations.

The CGB7001-SC (-BD) is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier. Designed for applications operating within the 0.1 GHz to 6.0 GHz frequency range, Celeritek’s broadband, cascadable, gain block amplifiers are ideal solutions for transmit, receive and IF applications.

The Model 7000SP2G4 is a self-contained, forced-air-cooled, broadband solid-state microwave amplifier designed for pulse applications at low duty factors where instantaneous bandwidth and high gain are required. 

Knowles Precision Devices offers filter technology spanning from VHF to V Band. Additional options include 300 MHz to 75 GHz in Bandpass, Lowpass, Highpass and Bandstop configurations.

The Model 7001 is a half-rack, high density, two-slot mainframe that supports the widest range of signals in the test and measurement industry. DC switching capabilities from nanovolts to 1100V and femtoamps to 5A, as well as RF and optical switch support, make the Model 7001 a versatile production test tool for a wide array of applications. Built-in scan control eliminates the need for the computer to control every step of the test procedure...

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is one of the early planned use cases for 5G deployment, offering a new wireless alternative for providing broadband to homes and businesses.  Because this requires very high bandwidth, many solutions for FWA consider use of new millimeter wave bands. This poses challenges for coverage, including increased path loss, weaker penetration through walls into the interiors of structures, and greater effects from shadowing of structures and trees on the outdoor propagation.