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    Knowles Precision Devices
    We get a multitude of interesting new products every day—here's a second selection for this week.
    KRYTAR
    Dec. 7, 2023
    KRYTAR’s new lineup exhibits excellent performance in a compact package with coaxial connectors.
    Kyocera AVX
    Kyocera AVX HP Series filters
    Nov. 17, 2023
    Offering reliable high-frequency performance, these miniature filters are primed for uses in telecom, automotive, consumer electronics, and military applications.
    Silvus Technologies
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    Sept. 14, 2023
    The StreamCaster Lite 4200 portable radio is an example of the integrated radio technology developed for battlefield use by Silvus Technologies.
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    Aug. 10, 2023
    Amphenol Printed Circuits' Brian Guidi provides a high-level overview of the company's PCB and PCA products for the military, aerospace, and defense industries.
    Premo
    Aug. 1, 2023
    Arriving on the market at approximately 60% the size of similar products, the 3DCC03 series is designed to meet the growing demand for miniaturization of EM motion tracking sensors...
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    Mini Circuits Dreamstime L 45738423
    July 19, 2023
    Mini-Circuits' MTX2-183+ wideband MMIC balun transformer has an impedance ratio of 1:2, applicable for applications from 5G MIMO to EW systems ranging up to 18 GHz.
    These Solutions Target Emerging mmWave Systems
    The Pasternack Cable Creator, an online tool, can quickly create customized coaxial cables from among a wide range of cable types and connectors.
    Making Connections at mmWave Frequencies
    High-performance coaxial cables from Junkosha were on display and demonstrated for use through 110 GHz and higher at the 2018 IEEE IMS.
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    This white paper explains why RF connectors are an important aspect of many systems, as well as describes proper connection approaches.
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    Whether coming from your pocket or high up in the stratosphere, massive amounts of data are on the move at all times, and the ubiquitous transmitter makes it all happen.