Current Probes

Qorvo offers the QPA9154 wideband gain block with a 50 Ω single-ended input to 100 Ω differential output. It is ideally suited as the 5G m-MIMO BTS Rx path final gain stage, to directly interface with the ADC of the transceiver, eliminating the need for a discrete balun.

The FK-AR-50 is an optional accessory for the AR-50 amplifier. It is designed to keep the amplifier cool to support demanding communication needs in applications requiring more data throughput and higher transmit duty cycles, or when operating in hot environments.

The VSX3696ON is a 1.0 kW X-band solid-state transmitter tailored for pulsed radars. It boasts efficient, high-power output and compact design, utilizing GaN transistor technology for reliability.

MCV Microwave’s NPX787M is a ceramic notch filter that covers the DC-787 MHz frequency range. It’s been designed to provide precise signal separation between LTE 800 and DVB-T in order to minimize potential interference due to close operating vicinities.

The AMP30012 is a high-performance, small form factor coaxial power amplifier designed for applications requiring a wide operating frequency range and significant output power.

KRYTAR Bias Tees are the ideal choice for powering remote control of pre-amplifiers or low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) in antennas, controlling remote DC signals and testing of many RF applications. 

The VPX3490 is a multi-band pulsed microwave transmitter designed for applications within high-vibration, high-shock environments with a wide range of temperature variation typically found in supersonic aircraft pod mounted threat simulations. Additional features include an operating frequency range of 7.8 – 17.5 GHz, an RF peak power of 100 W, and MIL spec airborne qualification.

JFW's 75BA-004-95-127 is a 75 Ohm benchtop attenuator assembly containing two solid-state step attenuators. The attenuators have an attenuation range of 0 to 95dB by 1dB steps and operate from 5 MHz to 2150 GHz.