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AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has upgraded its line of laser-powered star probes with a new electric field probe, that replaces the previous model FL7018. The new model, FL7218, is a smart, fast, extremely accurate electric field probe that contains an internal microprocessor to provide linearization, temperature compensation, control, and communication...
Booster amplifiers for tactical military radios were among the products AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation touted during IMS 2011 in Baltimore. AR Modular RF booster amps cover the frequency (30 to 512 MHz and HF, VHF, and UHF bands) and supports modern tactical waveforms. AR Modular RF has more than 35...
AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has introduced its latest automated system for conducting radiated susceptibility testing. The AS18027 AR System has been specifically designed to perform automated testing for MIL-STD 461 requirements. The system will produce fields up to 50 V/m at 1 meter distance from 1 to 18 GHz. The...
The AR-50 booster amplifier boosts tactical radio signals from handheld and back-pack multi-band VHF/UHF tactical radio equipment employing legacy, proprietary and emerging JTRS waveforms. It provides 50 W of output with as little as 3 W input and offers two antenna ports dedicated to line-of-sight (LOS) or UHF Satellite (SATCOM).
AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation is revising one of its amplifier families, the A225 family, making models smaller yet more powerful with wider frequency ranges. The A225 family now offers models with power up to 16,000 W and covers 10 kHz to 225 MHz.
AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has upgraded its line of laser-powered star probes with a new electric field probe, which replaces the previous model FL7018. The new model, FL7218, is a smart, fast, extremely accurate electric field probe that contains an internal microprocessor
AR’s model 20S4G18, a 20 W solid-state amplifier covering 4 to 18 GHz provides high gain, low noise, good linearity and excellent mismatch capability. The amplifier also delivers superior EVM (error vector magnitude) performance. With a minimum of 43 dB gain and a typical noise figure of 6 dB, the 20S4G18 offers significant advantages over traveling wave tube amplifiers in this frequency range.
New innovations at AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation are enabling the company to produce smaller, more compact amplifiers with just as much power as the older, larger models. The new “A” series amplifiers, for example, are 25 to 50% smaller than previous models, yet the new size does not mean a reduction in power.
AR has introduced a new solid state microwave amplifier: model 120S1G4 covers 0. 8 to 4.2 GHz and has a power output of 120 W. This amplifier employs a new design that delivers more than twice the power of older models. The new, more efficient design consumes less power and incorporates both USB and Ethernet interfaces in addition to the standard IEEE and RS-232 interfaces.
The AR-50 booster amplifier boosts tactical radio signals from handheld and back-pack multi-band VHF/UHF tactical radio equipment employing legacy, proprietary and emerging JTRS waveforms. It provides 50 W of output with as little as 3 W input and offers two antenna ports dedicated to line-of-sight (LOS) or UHF Satellite (SATCOM).
0.7 to 18 GHz dual band, solid state amplifiers.
AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation is revising one of its amplifier families, the A225 family, making models smaller yet more powerful with wider frequency ranges. The A225 family now offers models with power up to 16,000 W and covers 10 kHz to 225 MHz.
AR’s model 20S4G18, a 20 W solid-state amplifier covering 4 to 18 GHz provides high gain, low noise, good linearity and excellent mismatch capability. The amplifier also delivers superior EVM (error vector magnitude) performance. With a minimum of 43 dB gain and a typical noise figure of 6 dB, the 20S4G18 offers significant advantages over traveling wave tube amplifiers in this frequency range.
New innovations at AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation are enabling the company to produce smaller, more compact amplifiers with just as much power as the older, larger models. The new “A” series amplifiers, for example, are 25 to 50% smaller than previous models, yet the new size does not mean a reduction in power.
AR has introduced a new solid state microwave amplifier: model 120S1G4 covers 0. 8 to 4.2 GHz and has a power output of 120 W. This amplifier employs a new design that delivers more than twice the power of older models. The new, more efficient design consumes less power and incorporates both USB and Ethernet interfaces in addition to the standard IEEE and RS-232 interfaces.