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CRFS introduced its new 18 GHz Block Down Converter. The new unit is designed and built to the same exacting standards and connects with the RFeye to provide seamless monitoring of the RF environment from 10 MHz to 18 GHz.
M/A-COM Technology Solutions (M/A-COM Tech), a leading supplier of high performance analog semiconductor solutions, is showcasing a broad portfolio of new products for cable TV and broadband applications at the ANGA Cable tradeshow in Cologne, Germany. Product solutions on display in M/A-COM Tech’s Booth #E51 on level 10.2 include:
San-tron Inc. has written a white paper on passive intermodulation (PIM), its effects on modern communications systems, and how it can be minimized in high-frequency cables, connectors, and cable assemblies.
Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) introduced an 11-bit D/A converter that enables cable television and broadband operators to synthesize the entire cable spectrum up to 1 GHz into a single RF port, while consuming a maximum of 1.1 W of power.
Anritsu Co. announced its MP1800A BER Tester was part of a live demonstration of 25-28 Gb/s CDR retimers designed to support emerging 100 Gb/s networking applications that was conducted by Gennum Corp., a supplier of high-speed optical, analog and mixed signal semiconductor solutions.
CRFS introduced its new 18 GHz Block Down Converter. The new unit is designed and built to the same exacting standards and connects with the RFeye to provide seamless monitoring of the RF environment from 10 MHz to 18 GHz.
Anritsu Co. announced its MP1800A BER Tester was part of a live demonstration of 25-28 Gb/s CDR retimers designed to support emerging 100 Gb/s networking applications that was conducted by Gennum Corp., a supplier of high-speed optical, analog and mixed signal semiconductor solutions.