FEATURED PRODUCTS
Corry Micronics offers a series of high power RF amplifiers operating in frequencies ranging from 869 GHz to 2170 GHz, and with nominal output power of 32 W or 45 W. Signal types include GSM, LTE, and UMTS models. Control and monitoring features are available.
FEATURE ARTICLES
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            Choosing The Right Capacitors For High-Power Resonant CircuitsCapacitor selection for LC tank circuits depends on temperature stability, ESR, and construction; Class I dielectrics offer low loss and high stability, while Class II allow higher capacitance. 
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            REGISTER NOW: Signal & Power Integrity10/30/2025Register for this Rohde & Schwarz and Menlo Microsystems seminar that explores power delivery, signal integrity, and high-speed digital switch measurement for AI GPUs, HPC systems, and next-generation high-speed designs. 
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            How Capacitors Drive Energy Innovation At Every Stage10/30/2025Capacitors are critical across modern energy systems, from renewable generation to EVs and AI data centers, enabling efficient power conversion, filtering, storage, and reliable performance under demanding conditions. 
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            Understanding Resonance Through The Spring And Mass Analogy10/30/2025Resonant circuits, like LC tank circuits, store and exchange energy between capacitors and inductors. A spring-and-mass analogy helps visualize oscillation and frequency-selective behavior. 
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            Capacitor Roles In High-Power Class E RF Generators10/30/2025Class E RF generators use high-efficiency switching amplifiers with critical capacitors for waveform shaping, impedance matching, and energy storage across telecommunications, medical, industrial, and research applications. 
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