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The MM1-0626H is a passive double balanced MMIC mixer.  It features excellent conversion loss, superior isolations and spurious performance across a broad bandwidth, in a highly miniaturized form factor. 

The MIC-A92S digital attenuator from KDI/triangle Corp. offers high-speed switching at 30 MHz or 60 MHz

The MEQ14-14ASM passive MMIC equalizer QFN is an ideal solution for compensating for low pass filtering effects in RF/microwave and high speed digital systems.

JFW’s 50PA-1183-XX and 50BA-048-95 are two attenuator assembly models designed to help automate Wi-Fi 6E testing.  Both models use 0-95dB x 1dB step attenuators that operate 0.2-8 GHz, and feature Ethernet and serial remote control with a command set that is script friendly.

The HP 53521A downconverter unit is designed to extend the frequency range of HP’s 4352S voltage-controlled oscillator/phase-locked-loop (VCO/PLL) evaluation and test system

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.

This CPF-632 Current Probe Fixture calibrates small-diameter probes (1.25" ID) for 20 Hz–500 MHz measurements, using a trough transmission line to enable accurate current measurement via RF voltmeter.