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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Filter Basics Part 6: Waveguides And Transmission Lines
Part 6 of this series expands on part 5 by covering more details on waveguides and transmission lines, including the different types of electromagnetic modes supported by each.
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3 Leading Defense Markets For SDR Systems6/29/2022
Software defined radio (SDR) technology is revolutionizing how RF systems for mission critical defense systems are implemented. This article explores how SDR systems are integrated into various defense systems including spectrum monitoring applications, signals intelligence (SIGINT) systems, and electronic warfare (EW) systems.
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Assessing 5G Radar Altimeter Interference For Realistic Instrument Landing System Approaches6/27/2022
In this whitepaper we use Remcom’s Wireless InSite 3D Wireless Prediction Software to simulate the level of interference received at the radar altimeter input port of a landing aircraft due to emissions from 5G base stations which are in the vicinity of the approach to runway 27L at Chicago O’Hare International Airport.
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A Measurement Summary Of Distributed Direct Sampling S-Band Receivers For Phased Arrays6/17/2022
This piece details performance measurements vs. predictions of a 16-channel S-band direct sampling receiver design. The design is based on recently released direct sampling analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) clocked at 4 GSPS and sampling in the second Nyquist zone of the converter.
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Hybrid Beamforming Receiver Dynamic Range Theory To Practice6/17/2022
A commercially available 32-channel development platform is used to validate the analysis with measurements. This article covers the following comparison of measurements vs. analysis for receiver dynamic range metrics in a phased array hybrid beamforming architecture.
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