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 New BBFS Broadband (0.5 to 20.48 GHz) Fast Switching Synthesizers offer multi-octave bandwidths, extremely small step size, low spurious and ultra low phase noise. Utilizing cutting edge technology, the BBFS design combines direct digital and analog indirect synthesis techniques to achieve excellent performance and exceptionally high reliability. They are ideal for use in antenna measurement systems, with optional configurations available to support EW simulators and broadband ATE applications.
Herley-CTI
A new family of 20 Gbps Clocked Comparators offers a unique combination of low propagation delay for low input overdrive while minimizing propagation dispersion and power dissipation. The HMC874LC3C, HMC875LC3C and the HMC876LC3C are ideal for digital receivers, clock and data signal restoration, pulse spectroscopy, high speed instrumentation, medical imaging and diagnostics, and industrial systems.
Hittite Microwave
The C13-0150 is an ultra broadband, 1 to 50 GHz, 13 dB directional coupler. Its multisection tri-plate stripline design exhibits excellent coupling flatness and VSWR at all ports. Features include high directivity and low VSWR. Custom designs are also available.
Marki microwave
By Bill Accola, Business Development Engineer, Agilent Technologies
By Neil Zhao, Reem Malik, and Wenshuai Liao, Analog Devices
By Dave Fooshe and Bert Schluper, Nearfield Systems Inc.
By Tektronix
By Vaunix Technology Corp.
By Hans Wiedemann, Manager Product Marketing, Vincotech
By Karen Hoppe, Editor, Microwave
Product Digest
Like me, do you shake your head and wonder how we once managed our lives without access to the Internet? I remember having “Intranet” available for interoffice communication, but only one computer had a modem with a slow connection – and that was merely 15 years ago. Nowadays, there seems to be no getting away from it!
By Dave Jahr, Director of Business Development, Janus Remote Communications
Smart, wireless, machine-to-machine (M2M) communication applications are becoming as creative and universal as those enjoyed by their mass-market cell phone cousins. From complex tracking applications using the newest in footprint compatible cellular hardware that allows users to monitor and control vehicle information to basic devices sending meter reading data to a central server, M2M products and services have gone through radical changes over the past decade.
Part number 2905 is a 140 MHz elliptic bandpass filter with typical insertion loss of 1.5 dB and minimum 0.5 dB bandwidth of 20 MHz (30 MHz typical). The filter attains high stopband rejection of over 80 dB by 95 and 185 MHz. Size is 2.25 x 0.6 x 0.6".
KR Electronics
Part number 2907 is a small, surface mount, 808 MHz bandpass filter. The filter has a typical insertion loss of 3 dB and minimum 3 dB bandwidth of 25 MHz (35 MHz typical). It may be customized for other center frequencies and bandwidths.
KR Electronics
Part number 2897 is a surface mount, 300 MHz group delay and amplitude equalized elliptic bandpass filter. The filter has a typical insertion loss of 3 dB and minimum 1 dB bandwidth of 48 MHz. The filter attains over 50 dB rejection by 225 and 380 MHz.
KR Electronics
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