Articles Tagged with ''crystal''

Atlantic Microwave is joining forces with University of Essex researchers as part of a KTP programme that helps businesses innovate through targeted collaboration with leading academics and highly qualified graduates.

ROBIN Radar Systems has selected Dyneema^® Crystal Technology from DSM Dyneema for the radome of its new Elvira^® drone detection system.

Morion Inc. will present the MicroApps talk “High-Stability Low-Noise Crystal Oscillators as a Reference Source for Microwave Systems” on Tuesday, May 24 at 11:15 a.m. at IEEE MTT-S IMS 2016.

RJR Polymers, a leading developer of high performance liquid crystal polymer (LCP) Air Cavity semiconductor packaging (ACP), announced that it has changed its name to RJR Technologies Inc. The new name reflects the company’s growing role as a leading developer and high volume manufacturer of high performance LCP Air Cavity plastic packaging for RF and microwave applications. The company will begin operating under its new name and form a new website, www.rjrtechnologies.com, immediately.

CTS Corp., through its subsidiary, CTS Electronic Components, Inc. is unveiling a series of Stratum 3 performance temperature compensated crystal oscillators (TCXOs) at International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Phoenix, Ariz. at Booth #2930, May 19-21, 2015.

CTS Corp., through its subsidiary, CTS Electronic Components Inc.announces the addition of the smallest quartz crystal member, Model 416, to its family of frequency control products.

Vectron International, a Knowles company, and a leader in the design and manufacture of precision oscillators and timing solutions for communication,industrial, military & space applications, announced another addition to their Evacuated Miniature Crystal Oscillator (EMXO) family.

 Fox Electronics, a leading global supplier of frequency control solutions and an IDT company, now offers two popular crystal lines as standard stock in the extended temperature range of -40 to +85°C, with a total of five packages and 14 different frequencies. 

Jackson Labs Technologies Inc. announced the availability of its breakthrough product DROR-II, a 10MHz/5MHz/1PPS GPS-Disciplined Atomic Frequency and Timing Reference (GPSDO).