Crystals

The Model 75S6G18C is a solid-state, Class A design, self-contained, aircooled, broadband power amplifier designed for applications where instantaneous bandwidth, high gain and linearity are required.

The Series 3700 offers scalable, instrument grade switching and multi-channel measurement solutions that are optimized for automated testing of electronic products and components. The Series 3700 includes four versions of the Model 3706 system switch mainframe along with a growing family of plug-in switch and control cards

The QPA9822 is a wideband, high-gain, and high-linearity driver amplifier designed to handle wideband 5G NR instantaneous signal bandwidths, making it perfectly suited for m-MIMO applications.

The LNA80006 Solid State Power Amplifier is a compact benchtop system featuring a Class A/AB linear solid-state design with wide bandwidth.

CPI EDB offers the 3469 magnetron transmitter system for use as a high-power source of RF power for outdoor-mounted radar applications. The transmitter cabinet contains the high voltage power supply, solid-state switch, and the high voltage tank assembly which includes the pulse transformer, energy storage high voltage capacitor, and filament power supply.

Qorvo offers a new high-power receive protection circuit, or limiter, that is capable of withstanding up to 100 W incident power levels. This limiter operates in the 0.05 to 6 GHz frequency range, and permits less than 17 dBm flat leakage to pass through while contributing less than 0.7 dB in insertion loss.

KRYTAR’s Model 101720020 directional coupler is expertly engineered for systems requiring external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing, or swept transmission and reflection measurements.

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.