Frequency

Raltron Electronics announces the release of its new RDM Series of MIMO antennas.

IQD has announced the release of a new miniature OCXO in their range of enhanced performance oscillators: IQOV-116, at electronica, Munich, November 12–15, Hall A6, Würth Elektronik Booth 502.

Slipstream Engineering Design (Slipstream) has launched its ASTRO processor module at European Microwave Week (EuMW) 2024.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. has expanded the frequency range of its FieldFox handheld signal analysers, offering up to 170GHz support for millimetre-wave (mmWave) signal analysis.

Fairview Microwave has announced its latest offering: the Quartz Series of surface-mount failsafe electromechanical relay switches.

Forefront RF, a fabless semiconductor company based in Cambridge, UK, has announced the closure of its £16 million Series A funding round, backed by existing investors BGF and Foresight Group, alongside new VC partners, Octopus Ventures, and Cambridge Innovation Capital.

The move up the electromagnetic spectrum (EM) into millimeter waves (MMW) is proving to be a double-edged sword. System designers eager to leverage wider bandwidths and incredibly high data throughputs must also contend with a host of new challenges. Of amplified importance – particularly between 75-330 GHz – is the issue of attenuation.

BroadWave Technologies has expanded its 75Ω fixed attenuator product line designed for cable telecommunications applications.

ShowMeCables, an Infinite Electronics brand and a supplier of wired and wireless connectivity products, has just introduced a line of rubber duck antennas. The omnidirectional antennas are compact and flexible for easy installation and adjustment, suitable for low-power applications and cost-effective.

Scientists and engineers now have a way to produce high frequency arbitrary waveforms, with high purity and low distortion, directly from their PC. Using the new PCIe flagship AWG cards from Spectrum Instrumentation and cost-effective COTS (Commercial-of-the-shelf) PC-parts, it is possible to generate nearly any waveform with up to 10GS/s output rates, 2.5GHz bandwidth and 16-bit vertical resolution.