Laminates

Qorvo delivers the QPL9057 flat-gain, high-linearity, ultra-low noise amplifier (LNA) designed to provide robust, high performance over the 0.6 - 4.2 GHz frequency range. The LNA features gain flatness of 2.4 dB (peak-to-peak) over a wide bandwidth from 1.5 to 3.8 GHz. At 3.5 GHz, the amplifier typically provides 22.8 dB gain, +32 dBm OIP3 at a 50 mA bias setting, and 0.54 dB noise figure.

The PhaseTrack® 047 is a compact, phase stable, highly flexible, micro coaxial cable originally designed for space flight applications, but has now made its debut as an ultra-flexible cable assembly in the operating room. This high-performance cable easily accommodates densely packed in-the-box applications.

This low noise amplifier provides multiple broadband channels of high signal gain and linearity with low added noise levels, boosting received signals and maintaining system noise figure. The package itself contains three separate LNAs, and any of the three amplifiers can be independently bypassed via signal control.

This CPF-632 Current Probe Fixture calibrates small-diameter probes (1.25" ID) for 20 Hz–500 MHz measurements, using a trough transmission line to enable accurate current measurement via RF voltmeter.

The Boonton Model 4500C is the instrument of choice for capturing, displaying, analyzing and characterizing microwave and RF power in both the time and statistical domains. 

dB-Control offers the dB-4164 traveling wave tube amplifier (TWTA) for power amplification of CW, AM, FM or pulse-modulated signals. Operating in the 26.5 to 40 GHz frequency range, this TWTA provides 100 Watts minimum output power, and proprietary low-noise, high-efficiency designs to operate the RF signal path.

PETS is a rapidly deployable EW threat simulator for short-range (dockside or runway) testing of EW receivers for operational readiness validation.

Constantly changing for today's dynamic environment, A.H. Systems presents the proven line of Antenna Kits. Designed to meet the needs of your various testing requirements.