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Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) announced the Drive360™ 28 nm CMOS RADAR technology platform that builds on its established ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), MEMS, and RADAR technology portfolio widely used throughout the automotive industry for the past 20 years. Analog Devices is the first to offer automotive RADAR technology based on an advanced 28 nm CMOS process.
Smiths Interconnect’s TRAK Microwave brand has announced the addition of the Ku-band high power transceiver to its wide range of product offerings. TRAK’s HPT functions as a complete airborne Satcom solution, integrating the necessary GaN SSPA, upconverters, downconverters, and digital control technology to offer a highly modular yet easily maintained system complete with advanced interoperability features and multiple built-in-test (BIT) functions.
TEGAM, Inc. released a high power RF calibration system for directional power sensors and RF Wattmeters that is available from virtually all manufacturers including Bird Technologies. The system operates from 250 kHz to 3 GHz and up to 250 W with combined uncertainty less than 1%. This frequency range covers the ISM, land mobile radio and common mobile phone bands.
Richardson RFPD Inc. announced the availability of a integrated, dual RF transceiver from Analog Devices, Inc. ADI's AD9371 is a highly-integrated, wideband RF transceiver offering dual channel transmitters and receivers, integrated synthesizers, and digital signal-processing functions. With a tuning range of 300 MHz to 6 GHz, 250 MHz signal bandwidth, and power consumption of less than 5 W under standard operating conditions.
Smiths Interconnect’s TRAK Microwave brand has released the 8836 series tactical GPS time and frequency system. The design approach integrates a ground-based GPS receiver module (GB-GRAM), a rubidium oscillator, time and frequency signal generation, and control/status circuitry in a compact, ruggedized enclosure. Standard outputs include 1 PPS, low noise 10 MHz network time protocol (NTP) and two IRIG B outputs over multi-mode fiber.
Model SSR-9630831560-10-S1 is a W-Band receiver. The receiver has a typical conversion gain of 15 dB with a typical RF input power of -60 dBm in the frequency range of 92 to 100 GHz and an IF output frequency range of DC to 4 GHz. The required LO power and frequency range are +5 dBm and 16.0 GHz . The LO and IF port are both equipped with female SMA connectors and the RF port is a WR-12 waveguide with a UG-387/U flange.
Analog Devices Inc. introduced a low power, high performance, radio transceiver for battery powered applications. The transceiver enables more reliable wireless radio connections with fewer retries and packet losses as well as longer battery lifetime. The ADF7030-1 features a highly sensitive receiver and superior immunity to signal interference as well as low power modes, including the industry’s lowest current in sleep mode.
Linear Technology introduces over 53 µModule® (micromodule) power products with SnPb BGA packages, targeting applications where the use of tin-lead soldering is preferred. µModule power products with SnPb BGA packages are offered in four DC/DC converter categories: (1) step-down or buck converters with single and multiple outputs, (2) buck-boost converters, (3) isolated converters, and (4) converters with PMBus digital telemetry with READ and WRITE data capability.
Anokiwave announces the world’s first Ka-band Transceiver Quad Core IC for 5G wireless networks. The AWMF-0108 operates at 27.5 to 30 GHz, supports 4 Tx/Rx radiating elements, includes all requisite beam steering controls for 5-bit phase/gain control, and operates in half duplex, enabling a single antenna to support both Tx and Rx operation. Additional features include gain compensation over temperature, temperature reporting.
Pasternack introduces the PEM009-KIT 60 GHz development system which offers designers the ability to perform product development and experimentation of single and multi-carrier high bandwidth modulation covering 57 to 64 GHz in the globally unlicensed ISM frequency spectrum. Applications include baseband development up to 7 Gbps data rates using WiGig/WiFi 802.11ad and 802.11aj IEEE standards.
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Smiths Interconnect’s TRAK Microwave brand has announced the addition of the Ku-band high power transceiver to its wide range of product offerings. TRAK’s HPT functions as a complete airborne Satcom solution, integrating the necessary GaN SSPA, upconverters, downconverters, and digital control technology to offer a highly modular yet easily maintained system complete with advanced interoperability features and multiple built-in-test (BIT) functions.
TEGAM, Inc. released a high power RF calibration system for directional power sensors and RF Wattmeters that is available from virtually all manufacturers including Bird Technologies. The system operates from 250 kHz to 3 GHz and up to 250 W with combined uncertainty less than 1%. This frequency range covers the ISM, land mobile radio and common mobile phone bands.
Smiths Interconnect’s TRAK Microwave brand has released the 8836 series tactical GPS time and frequency system. The design approach integrates a ground-based GPS receiver module (GB-GRAM), a rubidium oscillator, time and frequency signal generation, and control/status circuitry in a compact, ruggedized enclosure. Standard outputs include 1 PPS, low noise 10 MHz network time protocol (NTP) and two IRIG B outputs over multi-mode fiber.
Model SSR-9630831560-10-S1 is a W-Band receiver. The receiver has a typical conversion gain of 15 dB with a typical RF input power of -60 dBm in the frequency range of 92 to 100 GHz and an IF output frequency range of DC to 4 GHz. The required LO power and frequency range are +5 dBm and 16.0 GHz . The LO and IF port are both equipped with female SMA connectors and the RF port is a WR-12 waveguide with a UG-387/U flange.
Analog Devices Inc. introduced a low power, high performance, radio transceiver for battery powered applications. The transceiver enables more reliable wireless radio connections with fewer retries and packet losses as well as longer battery lifetime. The ADF7030-1 features a highly sensitive receiver and superior immunity to signal interference as well as low power modes, including the industry’s lowest current in sleep mode.
Linear Technology introduces over 53 µModule® (micromodule) power products with SnPb BGA packages, targeting applications where the use of tin-lead soldering is preferred. µModule power products with SnPb BGA packages are offered in four DC/DC converter categories: (1) step-down or buck converters with single and multiple outputs, (2) buck-boost converters, (3) isolated converters, and (4) converters with PMBus digital telemetry with READ and WRITE data capability.
Anokiwave announces the world’s first Ka-band Transceiver Quad Core IC for 5G wireless networks. The AWMF-0108 operates at 27.5 to 30 GHz, supports 4 Tx/Rx radiating elements, includes all requisite beam steering controls for 5-bit phase/gain control, and operates in half duplex, enabling a single antenna to support both Tx and Rx operation. Additional features include gain compensation over temperature, temperature reporting.
Pasternack introduces the PEM009-KIT 60 GHz development system which offers designers the ability to perform product development and experimentation of single and multi-carrier high bandwidth modulation covering 57 to 64 GHz in the globally unlicensed ISM frequency spectrum. Applications include baseband development up to 7 Gbps data rates using WiGig/WiFi 802.11ad and 802.11aj IEEE standards.