RF Frequency Converters
Multi-Octave RF Upconverter (MORF™)
– Programmable IF Input: 2 – 70 MHz
– Programmable RF Output: 2 – 3000 MHz
ConvertaWave™ RF Downconverters
– Automatic Gain Control / Manual Gain Control
– 100 kHz or 1 Hz tuning resolution
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Balancing Linearity and Efficiency in a Power Amplifier
Achieving both high linearity and high efficiency together in a Radio Frequency (RF) Power Amplifier (PA) system is challenging. Typical designs for highly efficient PAs (i.e., greater than 40% DC power efficiency) involve operating devices in their non-linear range, i.e., at or near compression (saturation). A PA operating in its nonlinear region inherently creates distortion
Countering Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS)
Once relegated to the skilled thumbs of a hobbyist or teenager with a Styrofoam toy airplane in the backyard, small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) have become accessible to a much broader audience. With the advent of brushless electric motors and high energy density lithium batteries, the consumer sUAS market has experienced unprecedented growth. Advances in
What is MIL STD 461 Testing?
The Department of Defense (DoD) purchases a vast array of electronic and electrical devices that must be integrated into various platforms with many other devices and function without degraded performance (electromagnetic susceptibility), and conversely, must function without causing degradation of performance for other devices (electromagnetic emissions). Similarly, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a commonly used term