Current Probes

Model HP V8486A is a V-band power sensor designed for true average-power measurement in the 50 to 75 GHz range, including application such as collision-avoidance radar, aerospace and defense, and microwave radio systems.

The A.H. Systems' set of H-Field Rods provide an accurate standard for magnetic field testing. The rods are available individually or in a set of four to cover the frequency range of 100 Hz to 30 MHz.

MESFET High Dynamic Range MMIC Amplifiers

The QPC8015Q is a low insertion loss, high isolation single-pole dual-throw (SPDT) switch with performance optimized for low power routing and diversity applications. The QPC8015Q is controlled by 1 bit GPIO with a compact 0.7 mm x 1.1 mm x 0.59 mm size, which allows for a small solution size with no need for external DC blocking capacitors.

The MMPX-00002PSM is a MMIC surface mount quadplexer capable of multiplexing DC-6 GHz / 8-10 GHz / 12-14 GHz / 16-18 GHz signals.

Model 15T4G18 is a travelling wave tube microwave amplifier designed to test to the higher frequency radiated RF requirements

Corry Micronics offers the CMILNA-847-1747-S broadband low noise amplifier (LNA) with three independently amplified channels in a common housing. Features include an ultra-low noise figure of 2 dB and greater than 18 dB of gain, making this LNA ideal for a number of applications, such as cellular base stations, software defined and field communication radios, FM and AM receivers, switch matrices, lab use, WiFi, surveillance sub-systems, satellite systems, and other pre-amplification applications.

Engineered for demanding RF environments, this compact rack-mounted power amplifier delivers high-reliability performance for EMI/RFI testing, HIRF, radar, communications, TWT driver functions, and other high-power pulsed applications.