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Article (2)
  • LDMOS takes on the power supply
    RF LDMOS (RF laterally diffused MOS), now referred to as LDMOS, is the dominant device technology used in high-power wireless infrastructure power amplifier applications for frequencies ranging from less than 900 MHz to 3.8 GHz.
  • Benefits of high-power RF generators
    In RF testing, an essential attribute of every RF signal generator is the maximum output power it can supply to a device under test (DUT) while maintaining spectral purity and level accuracy. The ability to deliver a pure, accurate signal at +25 dBm or greater not only ensures improved measurement accuracy but also enables testing of extreme or unusual operating conditions.
Product (14)
  • M/A-COM Technology Solutions MABA-000001-50KIT1 design kit
    The MABA-000001-50KIT1 transformer/balun designer’s kit simplifies RF design at the prototype stage.
  • Agilent Technologies handheld RF power meter
    The palm-sized V3500A handheld RF power meter includes a built-in display and integrated power sensor. The meter is a suitable power measurement solution for installation and maintenance environments, as well as for the R&D laboratory.
  • RF transceiver
    CML Microcircuits has introduced a high-performance, integrated RF quadrature/low IF transceiver IC, which features an image-reject, up-conversion modulation system and flexible superheterodyne receiver.
  • Current injection
    The Teseq MD 4070 can be used as a passive or active RF current sensor in the frequency range of 10 kHz to 400 MHz (a model variation is available extending the frequency range to 600 MHz).
  • RF amplifiers
    The TAT8800 range of amplifiers is fabricated using GaAs to deliver performance with low noise and is optimised to deliver lower costs for CATV operators.
  • EMC RF amplifiers
    Teseq (formerly the instrumentation division of Schaffner) has released a range of RF broadband, power amplifiers covering frequencies to 6 GHz and with outputs to 1100 W.
  • 900 MHz 3G HSPA module
    The Sierra Wireless MC8792V embedded module for 900 MHz 3G/HSPA networks offers tri-band HSPA/UMTS (900, 1900, and 2100 MHz) and quad-band support for GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks to provide new and existing OEM customers the ability to expand their product offering for mobile networks rolling out 900 MHz 3G/HSPA.
  • Live RF analysers
    Tektronix has announced the SA2600 handheld real-time spectrum analyser, which includes DPX waveform image processor technology that provides a live RF view of the spectrum.
  • RF and microwave laminate
    Taconic’s TLX range of laminates can be sheared, drilled, milled and plated using standard manufacturing methods for PTFE/woven fibreglass materials. The laminates are dimensionally stable and exhibit virtually no moisture absorption during fabrication.
  • Next-generation communication ports
    Interworld Electronics has released Quatech's new-generation PCI Express and ExpressCard serial and parallel adapters. PCI Express adapters and ExpressCards are based on a high-speed serial I/O bus that maintains backward compatibility with existing PCI applications and drivers.
  • Low power Bluetooth communication module
    The F2M03-GLA is a low power embedded Bluetooth v2.0 module with enhanced data rate (EDR). The module is a fully Bluetooth v2.0 qualified device for data and voice communication.
  • USB RF/Microwave Power Sensors up to 24 GHz
    Agilent's new U2000 Series USB power sensors measure true average power from RF and microwave devices and make set-up fast and simple by providing plug-and-play USB connectivity and by eliminating the need for a separate power meter.
  • RF and microwave test accessories catalogue
    Agilent's RF and Microwave Test Accessories Catalogue highlights a complete series of coaxial and waveguide test accessories - everything from adapters, power limiters, DC blocks, attenuators and couplers to switches and system amplifiers.
  • 100 W GaN-on-Si power transistor for Wi MAX applications
    Nitronex, an innovative developer and manufacturer of high-performance RF power transistors for the commercial and broadband wireless infrastructure markets, has developed a 28 V, 100 W gallium nitride high electron mobility transistor (HEMT), ideal for WiMAX applications. Designed using Nitronex's patented Sigantic NFR1 process, the NPT25100 GaN-on-Si power transistor is designed specifically for 2.3 - 2.7 GHz WiMAX applications. Typical performance is rated using a mobile WiMAX waveform defined as a single carrier OFDM signal 64-QAM ¾, 8 burst, 3.5 MHz channel bandwidth, 10.3 dB PAR @ .01% probability on CCDF. Under these test conditions, the NPT25100 will deliver 14.5 dB of gain (typical), 21% efficiency, and less than 2.5% EVM — all at >10 W of power.
News (7)
  • Avago Technologies distributor appointed
    Avago Technologies has appointed Richardson Electronics to distribute its wireless products in the Europe.
  • From Norway to the Philippines
    Nordic Semiconductor is relocating its supply chain headquarters to the Philippines.
  • Expanded line card
    Richardson Electronics has released the 2008 line card for its RF, wireless and power conversion division, which designs and distributes components, modules and assemblies used in RF and wireless infrastructure, networks, digital broadcasting, defence and power conversion.
  • Name change for Rosemount
    Emerson Process Management has announced a name change for the company's TankRadar gauging systems from Saab Rosemount to Rosemount.
  • Cell phones as train and bus tickets
    Deutsche Bahn and Vodafone are working together on the development of an electronic ticketing system called ‘Touch&Travel’ that is expected to be market ready within the next few years.
  • RF cables and connectors distributor appointed
    RFI Industries has been appointed Australian and New Zealand distributor for Coaxial Components Corporation (Coaxicom).
  • AEEMA hosts Taiwan telematics industry mission
    AEEMA has announced the success of the inaugural Taiwan automotive telematics industry mission which has been visiting Melbourne this week to meet Australian technology companies affiliated with AEEMA's National Telematics Cluster.
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