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    • ARRA

    Bay Shore, NY 11706

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About ARRA

    For over 60 years ARRA (Antenna & Radome Research Associates) has been a global innovator in designing, manufacturing, distribution of coaxial and waveguide components.

    Contact

    15 Harold Court
    Bay Shore, NY 11706
    http://www.arra.com/
    (631) 231-8400
    (631) 434-1116

    More Info on ARRA

    For over 60 years ARRA (Antenna & Radome Research Associates) has been a global innovator in designing, manufacturing, distribution of coaxial and waveguide components. Supplying dependable, cost effective solutions to commercial and military customers worldwide. Our vast products line includes: Attenuators, DC Blocks, Couplers, Power Dividers, Combiners, Line Stretchers, Phase Shifters, PIN Diode Switches, Waveguides, Adapters, shorts, Pressure Windows, Twists, Bends, Horns and Terminations.

    Articles & News

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    Components

    Passives Cram More Power into Ever-Smaller Packages

    June 29, 2018
    The trend throughout the high-frequency industry is to design passive components that can handle higher power levels with effective thermal management in tighter spaces
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    Active components

    Know When to Add Attenuation

    April 22, 2015
    Attenuation comes in many shapes, sizes, and formats, and can be integrated into a system or application as a quick fix or if there’s a need for a range of attenuation.
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    Passive components

    Passive Components Pack More Power

    March 6, 2013
    Passive components for RF/microwave use are following a trend of smaller packages and higher power densities.
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    Systems

    Preparing RF/MW Parts For Space

    Oct. 2, 2012
    Space has been called “the final frontier” in both fiction and reality, and it does represent a challenging market for many RF/microwave companies. Along with high reliability...