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Coilcraft’s XAL15xx family of rugged, magnetically-shielded power inductors are offered in two versions - one providing saturation current ratings up to 111 Amps and the other offering inductance values as high as 33 µH - delivering the highest levels of performance in the smallest possible space. 

CRFS has entered an agreement with Metis Aerospace to supply RFeye® Nexus receivers for integration into Metis’s HYPERION system for high accuracy airborne and ground based mobile COMINT/SIGINT applications. HYPERION is a lightweight, compact and a cost-effective solution for most air platforms from small UAVs up to multi-mission manned platforms.

Cobham Wireless, formerly Aeroflex wireless business unit,will be demonstrating its latest RF, wireless and ATE products at this week’s Electronica exhibition in Munich.

Crane Aerospace & Electronics introduced four new Interpoint® products at electronica 2014 – MFK Series™ 25 W, MTR 50 Series™ 30 W, MFX Series™ 50 W and MWR SeriesTM 35 watt dc to dc converters.

Advantech Wireless, a privately-held Canadian corporation and manufacturer of Satellite, RF Equipment and Microwave Systems, announced that its S4120 VSAT terminal has been selected by a major government services organization in Latin America to support multiple services including enterprise, critical infrastructure, COTM, 3G & 4G mobile backhaul and broadband access.

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 the release of the extended temperature range OCXO.  

Computer Simulation Technology AG (CST) presented new features for EDA simulation in CST STUDIO SUITE 2015 at Electronica 2014, including a new tetrahedral meshing algorithm and Pareto frontier optimization for decoupling capacitors.

Analog Devices, Inc. introduced a suite of comprehensive development kits enabling manufacturers of industrial equipment to easily add remote sensing and monitoring capabilities to their Internet of Things and Big Data products via a scalable wireless network.  

Richardson RFPD, Inc. announced the availability and full design support capabilities for four new RF GaN on SiC power transistors from TriQuint. The T1G4004532 is a 45 W (P3 dB, at 3.3 GHz) discrete GaN on SiC HEMT that operates from DC to 3.5 GHz, offers gain of 16.5 dB (typical) at 3.3 GHz, with an operating voltage of 32 V. It is offered in flanged and flangeless packages.

According to ABI Research, the pieces of the carrier Wi-Fi puzzle are falling into place as the standardization process speeds up with the recent updates on Hotspot 2.0 and commercial Next Generation Hotspot deployments counting more than 12 networks worldwide—implementing Cisco and Ruckus equipment.