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The Noisecom AWGN NC346 Series comprises broadband calibrated noise sources for precise noise figure measurement applications. These noise sources have broadband coverage and excellent temperature and voltage stability, for the finest noise figure meter-compatible laboratory standards.

The MAAP-011379 is a 1W distributed power amplifier offered in die form. The power amplifier operates from 20 to 55 GHz and provides 22 dB of linear gain and 30 dBm saturated output power. 

dB Control offers the dB-2347-01 Airborne Power Supply designed for use in decoy instruments in airborne platforms. The power supply system has an output power of 6.4 VDC at 68 Amps with an input voltage operating in the 1270 VDC – 1500 VDC range. This instrument also features both over current and under voltage protection so as to not damage the power supply.

Designed for applications ranging from 10 MHz to 4.2 GHz, the AQ06 line of porcelain and ceramic dielectric multilayer capacitors features a 0603 chip size for space-constrained applications

The dB-9005 from dB Control is a custom-mounted Integrated Stabilized RF Source (ISRFS) designed to operate in the Ka-band frequency range. This product features high accuracy and a wide temperature operating range and can be controlled and set up with a digital port. The units are packaged in a custom configuration with conduction cooling.

Celeritek’s CGB7003-BD is a Darlington Configured, high dynamic range, utility gain block amplifier MMIC chip. Designed for applications operating between 0.1 and 6.0 GHz, Celeritek’s broadband, cascadable, gain block amplifier is ddeal solutions for transmit, receive and IF applications.

XFdtd® 3D EM Simulation Software provides engineers with powerful tools to shorten development time and release products to market sooner.

The QPA9501 is a high-power amplifier module from Qorvo designed for 5G, pre-5G small cell BTS, and Wi-Fi bands from 5100 to 5900 MHz within LTE-U/LAA applications. The module comprises an internally matched 3-stage power amplifier (PA), a compensated DC biasing circuit, and an output power detector.