Transceivers

Planar Monolithics Industries (PMI) presents the PTRAN-100M18G-SFB-3UVPX-10HP-MAH transceiver designed for use in applications with an operating frequency range of 100 MHz to 18.0 GHz. This device is able to up-convert 100 MHz – 4.0 GHz transmit signals to the 2.0 to 18.0 GHz range, as well as down-convert transmit signals from 100 MHz – 18.0 GHz to the 100 MHz – 4.0 GHz intermediate frequency range for analog to digital conversion.

JFW’s Model 50PMA-106 is a four-port transceiver test system operating from 2,000-6,000 MHz in a 19-inch rack mount enclosure. It has a mesh configuration with full fan-out. With this type of construction, there is a path between every pair of ports.

Vector Signal Transceivers combine a vector signal generator and a vector signal analyzer with FPGA based real time signal processing and control. The NI PXIe-5644R RF Vector Signal Transceiver from National Instruments offers operation in the 65 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range, 80 MHz instantaneous bandwidth, and 24 channels of high speed digital I/O up to 250 Mbit/s. It’s used to test wireless and cellular standards.

This UHF Telemetry Data Transceiver operates in the 350 to 450 MHz frequency range and is ideal for embedded technology applications.

Narda East’s SATCOM Transceivers & Up/Down Converters are small and light weight. The 80000 and 85000 series both feature low power consumption, and a high dynamic range receiver.

This Frequency Modulated Continuous-Wave (FMCW) Radar transceiver is antenna mounted and operates at 76Ghz. This particular transceiver has been designed for high volume, low cost manufacturing. Because FMCW radars are short-range- this transceiver will most likely be used in commercial applications involving security, radar sensors for vehicles for backup aid or side object detection.

Because of its programmability and wideband capability, the AD9361 RF agile transceiver by Analog Devices is particularly ideal for point-to-point communication systems, femtocell/picocell/microcell base stations, and in general-purpose radio systems. The device covers the 70 MHz to 6.0 GHz range and is comprised of integrated frequency synthesizers and an RF front end.