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Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions (CAES)

Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions builds mission-critical and specialized RF, microwave, millimeter-wave solutions.
2121 Crystal Drive Suite 800
Arlington, VA 22202
(703) 414-5300
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Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions (CAES) is a leading electronics company comprised of 3,600+ talented makers, thinkers, innovators, and doers throughout the United States as well as the United Kingdom and Sweden.

We build mission-critical and specialized RF, microwave, millimeter-wave solutions that solve challenging problems from deep space to the depths of the ocean and serve customers in the defense, space and satellite, security, industrial and medical industries. These solutions include technologies comprising many aspects of an RF front-end such as antennas and apertures, T/R modules, digital receivers and exciters, frequency converters, synthesizers, preselectors, switch matrices, motion control products, integrated microwave assemblies, waveguides, cables, and rotary joints. In addition, we offer Radiation-Hardened by Design microelectronics, power devices, ASICs, intellectual property and radiation testing services for a variety of high reliability applications on earth and in space. CAES technologies enable our customers to enhance their systems’ accuracy, range, power, speed, and reliability.

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This open-architecture EW frequency converter fits a 3U module and provides wideband frequency coverage with an integrated preselector for fast tuning.
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As data converters gain more speed and bandwidth, it presents designers with new opportunities to take fresh looks at applications like radar and communications.

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