The QPC4510 is a K-band image-reject upconverter mixer with an integrated x2 LO buffer amplifier and output variable-gain amplifier. It outputs an RF frequency from 17.7 to 26.5 GHz using IF inputs from DC to 4 GHz and a corresponding LO frequency. The QPC4510 provides 32 dBm of output at -10 dBm input power per tone and has a conversion gain of 13 dB. Optional nulling of the LO can improve LO Isolation by 30 dB.

QORVO

This 1-mm coaxial connector series complies with the IEEE Std 287 and supports frequencies up to 110 GHz. Featuring a compression-mount center contact, the connector accommodates a range of PC board thicknesses. They also have a threaded mount to reduce complexity and have a VSWR of 1.8:1 to 67 GHz and 1.9:1 from 67 to 110 GHz.

HIROSE ELECTRIC

The WR-8 VVA voltage-variable attenuator uses Faraday rotation technology and is optimized for systems operating from 90 to 140 GHz. It has less than 1 dB of insertion loss and is available in WR-6.5, WR-8, and WR-10 waveguide configurations. The attenuator can handle RF input power of 2.4 W, and each unit is characterized using a vector network analyzer, with data provided to the customer.

MICRO-HARMONICS

The NRP150T thermal power sensor measures average power where signal modulation and waveform independence are required. It operates from 50 MHz to 6 GHz and supports average power measurements from 1 W to 150 W. The NRP150T can be used with compatible power meters or connected directly to a PC via USB.

ROHDE & SCHWARZ

The N9918B 26.5 GHz hand-held FieldFox microwave analyzer is an integrated RF and microwave test instrument for spectrum monitoring, signal analysis, interference location, and cable and antenna testing from 9 kHz to 26.5 GHz. It combines a spectrum analyzer, a cable and antenna tester, a pulse generator, power measurement, and optional vector network analysis functions.

KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES

The MDGXZ+06NFNF-A is a coaxial RF surge protector for systems with Type-N female-to-Type-N female interfaces. It passes DC up to 6 VDC and operates from 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz. The unit uses hybrid protection technology with a continuous power rating of 300 W and a surge current capacity of 20 kA. It meets IP67 ingress protection requirements and includes a hole-mount bracket for line-side installation in antenna and communication systems.

POLYPHASER

The CMX992Q3 is an RF quadrature/low-IF receiver IC intended for use in analog and digital radio systems operating from 100 MHz to 1 GHz. It uses a supply voltage of 3 VDC to 3.6 VDC and is packaged in a surface-mount 48-VFQFN package. The device supports GMSK modulation at data rates up to 9.6 kb/s and operates over a temperature range from -40° C to +85° C.

CML MICROCIRCUITS

The PinPoint™ 50 GHz P1DB50- 24M24M-36 36-in. cable assemblies offer high phase stability under flexure and temperature, low insertion loss, and low VSWR. They use armored low-loss coax with a 0.24-in. outer diameter, support more than 50,000 flex cycles, and operate up to 125° C without shrink-sleeve boots. Each assembly is terminated with stainless steel 2.4 mm male connectors.

P1DB

The C2AG23 S-band circulator operates from 2.7 GHz to 3.1 GHz with insertion loss of 0.2 dB, isolation of 20 dB, and a VSWR of 1.2:1 It routes energy between ports while directing reflected power to an adjacent port. It is rated for average forward power handling of 75 W and peak power handling near 750 W, with a drop-in configuration for integration into assemblies.

SONOMA SCIENTIFIC

The CMPA2935150S-AMP1 GaN MMIC S-band power amplifier is designed for use in defense and aerospace systems. It covers a frequency range of 2.9 to 3.5 GHz and delivers saturated output power of 150 W with a large-signal gain of 18 dB for pulsed and CW operation. The amplifier is fabricated using GaN-on-SiC technology to support high power density, efficiency, and thermal performance, and is internally matched to 50 ohms at the RF input and output. It operates from a nominal 50 V drain supply and includes integrated bias circuitry to simplify system implementation. The amplifier is well-suited for radar transmitters, electronic warfare systems, and RF subsystems where bandwidth and repeatable performance are required.

MACOM

he RRP56572K4-24 solid-state power amplifier module for C-band radar and defense systems operates from 5.6 GHz to 5.7 GHz and delivers 2.4 kW of output power with a gain of 24 dB when driven from a 50 VDC supply. It supports CW and high-duty-cycle operation typical in surveillance and weather radar systems and uses GaN-on-SiC transistor technology to combine high power density with thermal performance. It is supplied as a packaged amplifier assembly that includes internal RF matching and bias circuitry, allowing system designers to integrate it into radar transmit chains with defined performance parameters for output power, gain, and efficiency. The amplifier is intended for use in ground, maritime, and fixed radar installations.

RFHIC

The MM5130 is a broadband SP4T RF switch intended for signal routing and front-end protection in radar front ends, wideband communications, EW receivers, and other defense systems where a wide frequency coverage and fast switching are required.. It supports operation from DC to 26 GHz with typical insertion loss below 3 dB across much of its range and isolation values exceeding 30 dB in key bands. The device is specified for high-power standoff and handling pulse signals of hundreds of watts, with switching times in nanoseconds between states. Control is accomplished with differential logic-level voltages compatible with standard digital interfaces, and the device is supplied in a surface-mount package for board-level assembly.

MENLO MICRO

The CLL3H0914LS-700U is a GaN-on-SiC RF power transistor intended for high-power L-band systems. It operates from 900 MHz to 1.4 GHz and is internally pre-matched with a stability network for integration into external matching networks. Under pulsed conditions with a 50 VDC drain supply, it produces up to about 750 W of output power, with a gain of 17 dB and a drain efficiency of 65%, in reference designs covering 1.2 GHz to 1.4 GHz. Input return loss at rated power is on the order of -10 dB, and pulse droop at typical operating points is small. The transistor comes in a SOT502B package and is specified for both short-pulse and long-pulse duty cycles. Typical applications include EW, radar, and avionics systems where high reliability in harsh environments is critical.

AMPLEON

The LNA-X1000N X-Band LNA amplifier module is designed for use in receive systems operating from 7.25 GHz to 7.75 GHz that experience harsh environmental conditions. It provides a gain of 50 dB with a noise figure near 0.8 dB, and accepts a 12 VDC supply typical in ground and airborne receiver platforms. The module uses internal RF matching and bias circuitry to simplify integration at the antenna or front end. It is housed in a weatherproof enclosure with Type-N RF connectors for direct connection to 50 ohm systems. Intended for satellite communications receivers, telemetry links, and other defense and government receive chains, the LNA-X1000N improves signal sensitivity and link budget in systems where weak-signal recovery is critical.

MARKI MICROWAVE

The 101765 voltage-controlled SAW oscillator is a precision timing component designed for radar, test and measurement, and other mission-critical RF systems. It uses a surface-acoustic-wave resonator to support coherent frequency generation and timing in phaselocked loop (PLL) circuits and local oscillator applications. Models in this family include versions at 320 MHz and 400 MHz that achieve a phase noise of −166 dBc/Hz at a 10 kHz offset and a noise floor of −180 dBc/Hz. The typical supply voltage range is 4.75 VDC to 15.75 VDC, with a current consumption of 111 mA. The oscillator delivers single-ended sinewave output with power levels of +18 to +10 dBm. Devices are hermetically sealed in a 1 × 1 × 0.2 in. package with options for MIL-PRF-38534 screening.

MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGIES