Millimeter-wave filter technology is a vital building block for implementing mainstream 5G wireless communications, but obstacles exist in terms of physical size, manufacturing tolerances, and temperature stability.
Based on MEMS technology, these frequency-reference sources can endure harsh shock and vibration conditions for reliable long-term military and aerospace systems.
This long-time connector/adapter source provides the components needed for standard and custom interconnections through 18 GHz and beyond, in coaxial, twinaxial, and triaxial configurations.
Measuring RF power and return loss in radio or test-and-measurement applications typically involves the use of directional couplers and RF power detectors. This solution combines the two.
Wrapping up this two-part series, we break down the steps involved in simulating and measuring push-push oscillators in terms of output power and voltage tuning.
