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The MTB and MXB series are surface-mount, ceramic bandpass filters offering superior rejection, insertion loss, reliability and peak and average power handling compared to other bandpass filter technologies.
The MMRF5018HSR5 is a 125 W, continuous wave, RF power transistor optimized for wideband operation up to 2700 MHz. It includes input matching for extended bandwidth performance.
Richardson RFPD, Inc. announced the availability and full design support capabilities for a new single pole double throw switch from reference design from MACOM, the MASW-011152.
As consumer demand for data bandwidth grows worldwide, service providers face difficult and expensive challenges to expand capacity and coverage. Multi-gigabit Fixed Wireless Access systems offer a solution for overcoming many of these service-provisioning challenges.
Richardson RFPD, Inc. announced the in-stock availability and full design support capabilities for two bandpass filters from CTS Corporation, the MXB1172A and the MCB1412A.
As the demand for higher frequencies and data rates and more accurate measurement capabilities increase, achieving ultra-low clock jitter for ADC and DAC converters becomes a critical specification. This paper illustrates how a high-quality crystal oscillator paired with a high-performance PLL/VCO enables small form factor, high-performance <30 fs clocks.
The RFPD-RT-2444-1 mmWave converter is a standalone solution for use in the 24 to 44 GHz range and is branded “RadioThorium.” The 24-44 GHz RadioThorium block up- and down-converter was developed by Signal Craft Technologies (Calgary, Canada) in partnership with Richardson RFPD and Analog Devices. The module is designed to interface directly with an external baseband platform, such as Analog Devices’ MxFE (Mixed- Signal Front-End) or similar SDR IC. Up to x4 modules can be combined in parallel to create complex MIMO applications.