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The Empower RF Model 2240 is engineered for robust pulse and continuous-wave (CW) applications within the C-band frequency range and efficiency in a compact 3RU form factor.

The R&S®FSPN phase noise analyzer and VCO tester is designed to provide both very high sensitivity and measurement speed for production and design engineers working in these fields characterizing sources such as synthesizers, VCOs, OCXOs, and DROs. It is the ideal instrument for demanding development and production phase noise and VCO analysis.

The AMP20005 is a high-performance solid-state power amplifier designed by Exodus Advanced Communication for use in EMI/RFI testing, laboratory environments, continuous wave (CW) and pulsed operations, as well as general communication applications.

The Model 5503 SOSA-aligned, high-speed synchronizer and distribution board synchronizes multiple Mercury Quartz family boards within a system. It enables synchronous sampling and timing for a wide range of multichannel high-speed data acquisition, DSP, radar, EW, and software radio applications.

Qorvo offers a series of absorptive high-isolation RF switches with models ranging from SPST to SP6T, and with operation frequencies from 5 MHz to 6000 MHz. These switches are ideal for a variety of applications including test and measurement, cellular, 3G and LTE infrastructures, and high performance communication systems.

The 50C-070-XX from JFW is a wideband directional coupler designed to operate from 500 MHz to 18 GHz and is rated for 50 Watts of RF input power.

The dB-8016 is a Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA) providing 500 Watts CW power over the frequency range of 500 to 1000 MHz.

RF switched filter banks have several advantages over separate component designs. These switched filter banks are compact because of the integrated RF filter and switch technology. Another key advantage is improved electrical performance obtained by the combining of technologies. Most often the filter banks are controlled by TTL signals which is very common in the RF industry.