Components

Pulsar Microwaves' compact coaxial eight-way power divider handles as much as 30 W input power from 10 to 40 GHz.

The third installment in a five-part series, this article dives into topics like noise transfer functions and total synthesizer noise.

In this Q&A, John Greichen, VP of sales and marketing at Custom MMIC, talks about his company’s focus, different strategies being implemented, and more.

A pulsed GaN power amplifier developed by Advantech Wireless is rated for 400 W output power from 2.9 to 3.1 GHz.

This compact coaxial directional coupler maintains flat 10-dB coupling and low mainline insertion loss with consistent directivity across a 100-GHz bandwidth.

A supplier of monolithic microwave integrated circuits continues its product push in 2019, proven by recent introductions that include low-noise amplifiers, driver amplifiers, etc.

Werlatone's dual directional coupler is designed to handle 250 W CW power from 700 to 6000 MHz.

A broadband coaxial power amplifier is capable of 20 W output power from 70 to 500 MHz.