Crystals

This low noise amplifier provides multiple broadband channels of high signal gain and linearity with low added noise levels, boosting received signals and maintaining system noise figure. The package itself contains three separate LNAs, and any of the three amplifiers can be independently bypassed via signal control.

AR Modular RF has designed a series of wideband, class A/AB linear amplifier platforms for use with modern digital modulations. This AR-5000 amplifier has a flexible system architecture, which allows for rapid prototyping and quick-turn modifications as customer needs arise.

The ADRF5473 is a 6-bit digital attenuator with a 31.5 dB attenuation range in 0.5 dB steps manufactured in a silicon process attached on a gallium arsenide (GaAs) carrier substrate. The substrate incorporates the bond pads for chip and wire assembly, and the bottom of the device is metalized and connected to ground.

The new KRYTAR 4×4 Butler Matrix uses KRYTAR’s high-performance 90- and 180-degree Hybrid Couplers providing super phase accuracy, amplitude imbalance, stability and repeatability.

Geometric optics and the uniform theory of diffraction (GO/UTD) provide one of the dominant combined sets of methods used for calculating electromagnetic fields using ray-tracing. This method is very effective for calculating fields from waves propagating through a complex environment, such as an indoor office environment, or a dense urban scene. It is the dominant set of techniques used in Remcom’s Wireless InSite® 3D wireless prediction software.

The Holzworth HX4920 Frequency Divider is a digital divide-by-4 architecture covering input signals of 4GHz to 24GHz while maintaining signal integrity. 

The Model 80000SP1z2G1z4 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. 

The AMP2065B-LC is a powerful solid-state amplifier, designed for demanding EMI/RFI, CW, pulse, and communication applications.