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High Speed Interconnects (HSI) exceptional phase stable, flexible, coaxial cable assemblies are ready to serve a variety of high performance RF/microwave applications.

Internationally renowned British microwave engineer Professor Peter Clarricoats is to receive one of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s highest accolades, the Sir Frank Whittle Medal, for his influential achievements spanning more than half a century.

Saab has received orders from the UK Ministry of Defence for additional Giraffe AMB radar systems plus upgrades of the existing systems and associated equipment.

Phonon Corp. has received an $7M order from a leading defense prime contractor for SAW radar pulse compression modules, for 2016 delivery, for an air defense system.

 M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc., a leading supplier of high-performance analog, RF, microwave and optical semiconductor products, today announced the new M02027, next generation high-performance TIA targeted for GPON optical network unit (ONU) equipment. 

Quintech Electronics & Communications Inc. announced the addition of Serafin Morales as the new international account manager, Central and Latin America (CALA).

Keysight Technologies Inc. introduced two photovoltaic array simulators, the N8937APV and N8957APV, to help engineers develop, verify and maximize the performance of inverter maximum power point tracking algorithms and circuits.

To keep engineers and scientists up to date with the latest developments in PC-based digitizer technology, Spectrum has published a handbook that covers the major product features of this powerful class of instrument and also explains when a digitizer can replace an oscilloscope. The 120-page booklet is printed in full color and includes a number of graphical images that highlight and explain key digitizer concepts and their application.

Pasternack, a manufacturer and supplier of RF, microwave and millimeter wave products, introducesa new line of bi-directional amplifiers that are used for sending and receiving radio signals in key applications such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), unmanned ground vehicles, L and S Band radar, military radio, commercial air traffic control, weather and earth observation, satellites and high gain driver power amplifiers. 

Crystek Corp. has launched the CVHD-957, a new ultra-low phase noise HCMOS voltage-controlled ocillator (VCXO) with standby mode, featuring an extremely low close-in phase noise of -90 dBc/Hz @ 10 Hz offsetand a typical noise floor of -168 dBc/Hz @ 100 kHz offset.