Articles Tagged with ''phase''

Coaxial Components Corp. also known worldwide as Coaxicom announces its next generation of the phase adjustable connector for RG402 the 3993-2. 

CTS Corp., through its subsidiary, CTS Electronic Components Inc., continues to deliver outstanding products that meet more industry’s needs by offering clock and voltage control oscillators with high performances and great values. The company will be unveiling these new devices on June 3-5, 2014 at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Tampa, FL at booth number 322.

Richardson RFPD Inc. announces that it is accepting orders for two new solutions for simplifying next generation Doherty architecture.

Fairview Microwave Inc. a preeminent supplier of on-demand microwave and RF products, introduces a new line of low loss test cables using LL335i and LL142 coax. Rated to 18 GHz, these new low loss cable assemblies are ideal for test environments where a rugged, phase stable cable assembly is required.

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).

Coaxicom’s innovative phase adjustable connector is now offered with a direct solder solution for RG402, .141 semi-rigid and ultra-flex cables. The new design was released in response to industry requests in the competitive RF connector field.  As a US manufacturer, Coaxicom provides customers with the flexibility of design modification to meet specific field applications with a quick delivery solution.

Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), the global wireless and broadcast infrastructure specialist, announced that its products will be used by Transit Wireless to support the architecture for Phase 2 of its extensive project to bring a distributed antenna system (DAS) to the New York Citysubway system.

Carrier Wi-Fi started to gain momentum in 2013 driven by increasing data demands and new Wi-Fi advancements. Cable operators are enthusiastically adopting the technology as an entrance into the wireless market. ABI Research forecasts Carrier Wi-Fi access point shipments in 2018 to reach 9.7 million with the Asia-Pacific region accounting for 70 percent of that number.