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This newly designed dual 48 x 4 switch matrix for ATE applications can cover from 700 MHz (LTE) to 6 GHz (Wi-Fi) frequencies. Using high reliability solid state switches, the switching speed is on the order of nanoseconds helping test handsets and other portable communication devices with minimum delay time.
In view of LTE requirements, Renaissance Electronics Corporation has developed a coaxial circulator operating from 700 to 960 MHz. It is available in standard 1.50” x 1.67” footprint and can withstand 150 watts of CW power and offers insertion loss of 0.7 dB over -40 to +75C. This makes the design attractive for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Hittite has introduced the first product in the new automatic gain control product line. The HMC992LP5E combines a high performance analog voltage variable attenuator (VVA) core with a high speed power detector in a compact 5 x 5 mm plastic package to offer a complete, compact automatic gain controller (IF-AGC) solution.
A condenser microphone simulation for determining the sensitivity measured in dB (relative to 1V/Pa). The multiphysics system involves thermoacoustics, electrostatics, an electrical circuit, and a deforming mesh. This visualization shows the sound pressure level in the device as well as the membrane deformation.
Vaunix Technology Corp. has introduced two new models to their Lab Brick® product line that together cover frequency ranges from 8 to 20 GHz. The LMS-203 operates from 10 to 20 GHz, while the LMS-163 operates from 8 to 16 GHz.
Rogers Corp.'s Power Distribution Systems Division has an innovative new solution for emerging power electronics applications: RO-LINX® PowerCircuit™ busbars. The PowerCircuit solution was developed to meet the growing power distribution demands in electric vehicle (EV) drives, hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) drives and related charging systems.
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This newly designed dual 48 x 4 switch matrix for ATE applications can cover from 700 MHz (LTE) to 6 GHz (Wi-Fi) frequencies. Using high reliability solid state switches, the switching speed is on the order of nanoseconds helping test handsets and other portable communication devices with minimum delay time.
In view of LTE requirements, Renaissance Electronics Corporation has developed a coaxial circulator operating from 700 to 960 MHz. It is available in standard 1.50” x 1.67” footprint and can withstand 150 watts of CW power and offers insertion loss of 0.7 dB over -40 to +75C. This makes the design attractive for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Hittite has introduced the first product in the new automatic gain control product line. The HMC992LP5E combines a high performance analog voltage variable attenuator (VVA) core with a high speed power detector in a compact 5 x 5 mm plastic package to offer a complete, compact automatic gain controller (IF-AGC) solution.
Vaunix Technology Corp. has introduced two new models to their Lab Brick® product line that together cover frequency ranges from 8 to 20 GHz. The LMS-203 operates from 10 to 20 GHz, while the LMS-163 operates from 8 to 16 GHz.
