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AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has introduced new magnetic immunity amplifier for susceptibility testing. The 350 watts, 10 Hz – 1 MHz amplifier is powered by a high efficiency switching supply with auto-ranging AC input circuitry.

AR/RF Microwave Instrumentation has released its newly engineered 5S8G20A and 20S8G20A solid-state amplifiers and is offering both models with excellent price-performance ratios. The amplifiers each cover the 8 - 20 GHz frequency range.

AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation has introduced the first amplifiers in a new family designed specifically to cover the 4 – 8 GHz frequency range. Available in 15 to 120 watts.

AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation brings you the next best thing to live demonstrations by technical specialists – video demonstrations on the company web site. Fast-loading, streaming videos are now available on the AR/RF Microwave Instrumentation homepage.

AR’s S4G11 amplifiers cover the 4 – 10.6 GHz frequency range with a variety of power options – 1 to 80 watts. These amplifiers are ideal for wireless test applications, EMC testing, and IEC 61000-4-3 specifications.

Herley Industries Inc. announced the receipt of a contract for approximately $1.2 M from Hill Air Force Base to provide next-generation low noise assemblies (LNA) for the US and international Air Force F-16 APG-68 radar systems. As the receiver front end, the LNA receives incoming signals, then down converts...

TriQuint Semiconductor , an RF semiconductor manufacturer and foundry services provider, and IQE Plc , a manufacturer of advanced semiconductor wafers to the global semiconductor industry, announced TriQuint has placed the largest commercial gallium nitride (GaN) wafer order in the history of IQE Plc. The wafers will support ongoing...

TRAK Microwave , a Smiths Interconnect business, and University of South Florida (USF), College of Electrical Engineering, have jointly won a full matching grant from the Florida High Technology Corridor program ( www.floridahightech.com ). The grant sponsors research programs aimed at “Measuring and Modeling of Phase Noise Conversion in...