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High Power RF Amplifiers For Communications Applications
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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![appnote7]( "60 GHz Wireless Data Interconnect For Slip Ring Applications")
60 GHz Wireless Data Interconnect For Slip Ring ApplicationsIndustry 4.0 is driving change in many technologies and one such change is industrial communication. New application scenarios shaped by the fourth industrial revolution demand faster, more reliable, and more accurate ultralow latency data transmission between rotating parts of automation equipment operating in real time.
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Microwave Synthesizer Offers Multioctave Frequency Coverage5/6/2021
Industry-leading frequency coverage and phase noise performance coupled with high output power and low power dissipation in a small form factor combine on the ADF5610 to address the stringent demands of new communication and instrumentation systems.
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ADI’s RF Front-End Family Enables Compact 5G Massive MIMO Network Radios5/6/2021
In the quest for higher data rates to support a variety of wireless services and different transmission schemes, system designers face higher circuit complexity but must meet similar budgets for size, power, and cost.
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ADI’s High Power Silicon Switches Save Bias Power And External Components5/6/2021
Massive MIMO systems will continue to evolve and there will be further need for even higher levels of integration. ADI’s new high power silicon switch technology is well suited for multichip module (MCM) designs to integrate with LNAs to offer a complete, single-chip solution for TDD receiver front ends.
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RF Power Calibration Improves Performance Of Wireless Transmitters5/5/2021
Measurement and control of radio frequency (RF) power is a critical consideration when designing a wireless transmitter. High power RF power amplifiers (PAs) rarely operate in open-loop mode (that is, when the power to the antenna is not in some way monitored).
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