Receivers/Transmitters

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.

The Talon RTR 2757 is a turnkey system designed for recording 200 Gigabit Ethernet UDP streams. It is designed to capture digitized data from four of these streams in real time at the full 100 Gigabit per second rate. With up to 122 TB of removable solid-state storage, the RTR 2757 provides hours of multi-channel wideband signal recording.

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.

R&S delivers the R&S®EM200 digital compact receiver for detecting, analyzing, and demodulating from 8 kHz to 8 GHz in a variety of applications including spectrum monitoring, spectrum measurements, interference hunting, and direction finding. This cost-efficient, optimized receiver and direction finder features a small for factor and allows for simple integration and use in just a few steps.

The R&S EPL1000 is the perfect device for quick, precise and compliant EMI measurements up to 30 MHz. With the added features of a spectrum analyzer and a signal and tracking generator, the R&S®EPL1000 is ideal for various lab applications.

The ADMV1128 is a silicon on isolator (SOI), microwave, upconverter and downconverter optimized for 5G radio designs operating in the 24 GHz to 29.5 GHz frequency range.

The ADRF5519 is a dual-channel, integrated RF, front-end multichip module designed for time division duplexing (TDD) applications that operates from 2.3 GHz to 2.8 GHz. The ADRF5519 is configured in dual channels with a cascading two stage low noise amplifier (LNA) and a high power silicon single pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch.