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Oscillators are devices that are used to generate repetitive signals. They produce output signals without an input signal. There are two major types of electronic oscillators: harmonic oscillators and relaxation oscillators. Harmonic oscillators produce sine wave outputs. Relaxation oscillators produce non-sine wave outputs such as square wave, rectangular wave, and sawtooth outputs.
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.Description: The Agilent HP 83554A millimeter-wave source module, one of a series of Agilent millimeter-wave source modules, can be driven by a variety of Agilent microwave sources providing millimeter-wave test signals for waveguide bands from 26.5 to 40 GHz. In addition, the Agilent HP 83554A millimeter-wave
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Supplier: Electro Rent CorporationDescription: Agilent 83556A 40GHz to 60GHz Millimeter-Wave Source Module. WR-19 waveguide. Offers leveled high output power, full waveguide band frequency coverage, and the high frequency accuracy and resolution of the driving microwave source. Leveled output power is rated at +3 dBm. It can be driven
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Supplier: Narda Microwave-EastDescription: The Model 10512 programmable signal source digitally creates frequency‐modulated “noise” waveforms and applies them to a carrier whose center frequency can be varied +/‐50 MHz in less than 100 ns. It is well suited for use as a fast‐hopping signal generator
- Applications: Satellite Communications (SATCOM), Other
- Form Factor / Package: Other
- Features: Connectorized
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Supplier: BRL Test, Inc.Description: and frequency stability also enable it to be used as a general purpose signal source for microwave receiver adjustment on a production line. High signal purity High frequency stability Wide output level range Low price Small and lightweight
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Supplier: Hensley Technologies, Inc.Description: The Agilent 83036C is a broadband microwave power sampler which operates in much the same way as a directional coupler and detector combination. It is comprised of a resistive bridge and gallium arsenide planar-doped barrier-detecting element which yield excellent frequency response, superior
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Supplier: Anritsu CompanyDescription: The MG37020A Fast Switching Microwave Signal Generator covers both RF and microwave frequencies from 10 MHz to 20 GHz. The MG37020A with 100 µsec per point typical switching speed is an ideal signal source for RF and microwave applications requiring frequency agility, including data intensive
- Device Type: Generator
- Form Factor: Portable / Benchtop
- Generator Type: Continuous Wave (CW), Noise, Pulse, Signal, Sweep
- On-board Reference: Yes
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Supplier: Avago TechnologiesDescription: with self-biasing current sources, a source-follower interstage, resistive feedback, and on-chip impedance matching networks. A patented, on-chip active bias circuit allows operation from a single +3 V or +5 V power supply. Current consumption is only 4.5 mA, making this part ideal for battery powered
- Amplifier Type: Low Noise Amplifier
- MMIC Technology Required: Yes
- Package Type: Surface Mount Technology (SMT)
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Description: For general purpose microwave switching applications. Can be used to switch separate signal sources for a multi-band receiver/transmitter testing application.
- Data Acquisition Device Type: Output Module
- Form Factor: Modular Bay / Slot System
- Relay Output: Yes
- User Interface: None
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Supplier: Integrated Engineering SoftwareDescription: and simulating 3D RF and microwave applications. The move from frequency domain techniques into time-domain can result in huge time savings. By adding CHRONOS to its product line, INTEGRATED will provide designers with the most powerful innovative techniques including: Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD
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Supplier: Emhiser Research, Inc.Description: In addition to Emhiser Research, Inc.'s line of miniature RF power amplifiers, Emhiser's acquisition of the military RF power amplifier product line from the former Chesapeake Microwave Corporation allows us to better serve the RF amplifier needs of our present and future customers. Custom
- Amplifier Type: Power Amplifier
- Package Type: Connectorized
- RF Connector: Type N
- Nominal Impedance: 50 Ohms
Featured Products for Microwave Frequency Sources Top
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used in those parts of the assembly when required by the device function. The resultant product is small and low cost. Products that Narda produces using this technology operate in the 500MHz to 50 GHz frequency range and include complex frequency sources, digitally controlled attenuators, MILSATCOM bock up and block down converters, 43 Gb/s and higher fiber optic data drivers, digitally controlled synthesizers and sophisticated transceivers. These products are typically custom designed... (read more)Browse RF Power Dividers and RF Power Combiners Datasheets for Narda Microwave-East -
resonant and standing wave) on infinite/finite ground planes. EMC/EMI interactions. Microwave Circuits. Microstrip power dividers and filters. MRI RF coils. Power bus structures. Radar Cross Section. Waveguide filters and transitions. Electromagnetic scattering from dielectric/conducting bodies. Conductors. Electromagnetic effects on human bodies. Our powerful parametric solvers allow designers to automatically vary and experiment with geometry, materials and sources - reducing the tedious, repetitive... (read more)Browse Engineering Analysis Software Datasheets for Integrated Engineering Software -
AdTech Ceramics' microwave packaging capabilities include hermetic Alumina High Temperature Cofired Ceramic (HTCC) and Aluminum Nitride (AIN) for applications in the X through K band frequency ranges. AdTech uses 3D Finite Element Method (FEM) simulators and proprietary numerical simulators to design packages with market differentiating performance while maintaining cost effective solutions for custom multilayer ceramic microwave packages. This proven technology provides electrically reliable... (read more)Browse Electronic and IC Packaging Services Datasheets for Advanced Technical Ceramics Company -
ECCOSORB® absorber products are available spanning a wide frequency range starting at 600 MHz through the microwave range and well up into the millimeter wave region with proven applications up to 90 GHz. Products are available as flexible foams and elastomers as well as rigid polymers all in standard and custom configurations. This product is particularly suitable for cavity resonance reduction applications in the 800 MHZ to 6 GHz range. ECCOSORB® MCS is an extremely versatile product due... (read more) -
Narda has been the pioneer in the design and manufacture of Integrated Microwave Assemblies (IMAs) for more than 30 years. Today its products operate in the 500 MHz to 50 GHz frequency range and include: DROs/Phased-locked DROs. Frequency synthesizers. Arbitrary Waveform Generators. Special Amplifiers. SATCOM Up/Down Converter Modules. LNAs and SSPAs. PIN Switch Assemblies. Switched filter banks. Frequency Converters and SATCOM Subsystems. Narda's first IMAs manufactured 30 years ago were... (read more)Browse RF Modules Datasheets for Narda Microwave-East -
AdTech produces HTCC and AlN packages for microwave applications in the X through K band frequency ranges. Its design process uses state of the art 3-D Finite Element Method (FEM) simulators and proprietary numerical simulators. This process can yield market-differentiating performance while maintaining cost effective solutions. The alternative is to resort to the old cycle of fab, test and redesign. The AdTech solution, on the other hand, offers world class performance with cost competitive... (read more) -
Radio Frequency Cable is used as a transmission line for radio frequency signals. Its applications include feedlines connecting radio transmitters and receivers with their antennas, computer network (Internet) connections, and distributing signals. One advantage of coax over other types of radio transmission line is that in an ideal coaxial cable the electromagnetic field carrying the signal exists only in the space between the inner and outer conductors. This allows coaxial cable runs... (read more) -
Spectrum Microwave, a World Class Leader in Amplifier Technology, is your Full Service Partner for High Performance Amplification Requirements. Following the successful heritage firms of Amplifonix and Q-Bit, Spectrum Microwave continues to broaden its technology base through: Higher Frequency Designs. Higher Power Models. Lower Cost Selections. Lower Phase Noise Amplifiers. Commitment to High Quality. With over 20 awards and accolades to its credit, Spectrum Microwave's reputation for quality... (read more) -
Carlisle Interconnect Technologies high-performance coaxial products were developed to provide cabling solutions for the broadest range of RF transmission applications. CarlisleIT coaxial cables are engineered in a wide selection of sizes and materials, excellent for use in the broadest range of operating frequency. Carlisle Interconnect Technologies, a leader in high performance, quality products is the resource you can depend on to get what you want, when you want it. (read more) -
Thunderline-Z's expert engineering team knows the unique science of designing and manufacturing for hermeticity. We can produce highly customized packages for high frequency and fiber optic electronics with any combination of feedthrus, press-on connectors, tubes, and multi-pin headers. Thunderline-Z's state-of-the art manufacturing line employs multi-atmosphere and multi-zone oven temperature control, along with the broadest range of soldering technology in the microwave business. We also now... (read more)
Parts by Number for Microwave Frequency Sources Top
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| 8349B (Refurbished) | ValueTronics International, Inc. | RF Amplifiers | and drive millimeter-wave source modules. Reduced systematic power losses for increased dynamic range. High power drive signals for increased dynamic range. Increased low-level sweep speed and increased dynamic range measurements in network analyzers. Minimum Output Power: (at +5 dBm input). Frequency... | |
| MG37020A | Anritsu Company | Pulse Generators | The MG37020A Fast Switching Microwave Signal Generator covers both RF and microwave frequencies from 10 MHz to 20 GHz. The MG37020A with 100 ?sec per point typical switching speed is an ideal signal source for RF and microwave applications requiring frequency agility, including data intensive... | |
| Agilent U1818A | Hensley Technologies, Inc. | Agilent Technologies, Inc. / Electronic Measurement Group | Electrical Test Probes | The Agilent U1818A 100 kHz to 7 GHz active differential probe makes it easy to perform high frequency in-circuit measurements using network, spectrum and signal source analyzers. With flat frequency response, low noise floor, and direct power from instrument connection, the U1818A allows... |
| D3186 | BRL Test, Inc. | ROHDE & SCHWARZ, Inc. | Network Test Equipment | and fall time waveform characteristics with phase delay settings of 1 ps step resolution are state-of-the-art features. The clock source is either internal with a 0.15 ...12.5 GHz or a 2 ... 12.5 GHz generator optionally or external, using any microwave synthesizer. R &S signal generators SMP... |
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Managing Spurious Noise in Complex Microwave Assemblies
During the past 50 years, the microwave industry has grown from infant origins to a multi-billion dollar industry. Our field of study began with a few wizards who discovered the nature of electromagnetic fields and waves. Pioneers used the discovered principles to create wild new machines...
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Microwave Nondestructive Testing of Composite Materials using Free-Space Microwave Measurement Techniques
techniques, the measured parameters are reflection coefficients, transmission coefficients, dielectric constants, loss factors, and complex permeabilities as a function of microwave frequency and temperature. These measured parameters can be related to material parameters of interest (e.g., flaws, binder...
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Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer-Part 1: Getting Started (.pdf)
Synthesizer design methods have evolved over time, and this series of articles offers an update on well-established and recently developed techniques. Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer Part 1: Getting Started High Frequency Design. From May 2008 High Frequency Electronics...
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Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer-Part 5: Advanced Techniques (.pdf)
This series concludes with notes on advanced design options and features for greater functionality, with descriptions of their implementation in test and measurement products. Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer Part 5: Advanced Techniques High Frequency Design. From September 2008...
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Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer-Part 4: Improving Performance (.pdf)
In this article, the author examines design alternatives to achieve different performance objectives such as fast switching speed or fine resolution. Building a Microwave Frequency Syntheszier Part 4: Improving Performance High Frequency Design. From August 2008 High Frequency Electronics...
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Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer-Part 3: From Sketch to Product (.pdf)
This series continues with a step-by-step review of the design sequence, from basic diagram and specifications to production. Building a Microwave Frequency Synthesizer Part 3: From Sketch to Product High Frequency Design. From July 2008 High Frequency Electronics. Copyright © 2008 Summit...
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Wireless Frequency Site Surveys (.pdf)
while the microwave oven was in operation and. channel 1 would experience substantial interference. This is not information what could. be found without frequency analysis. A microwave is just one example of possible sources of interference and is one that can. be eliminated. If it were something...
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A New Breed of VXIbus Microwave Signal Generator Architecture (.pdf)
Microwave signal generators perform their frequency generation function by employing any number of direct and/or indirect frequency synthesis technologies.Frequency synthesis may be defined as a process by which a set of frequencies with predefined upper and lower bounds may be generated from...
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Magnetron and Microwave Oven Design to Solve Wi-Fi - Interference Issues
for a microwave oven. Analyzing the Interaction Region in CST PARTICLE STUDIO. CST PARTICLE STUDIO (CST PS) can calculate both efficiency and hot frequency of a cooker magnetron. To be more precise, it can predict how much RF output power a cooker magnetron can generate and at which frequency...
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Frequency Synthesis: Current Solutions and New Trends (.pdf)
This article presents an overview of microwave frequency synthesizer technologies. Various synthesizer architectures along with their main. characteristics are analyzed. The new markets' demands, design challenges and possible solutions are considered. Frequency Synthesis: Current Solutions and New...
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Microwave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia UHF and EHF (millimeter waves), and various sources use different boundaries.[2 In all cases, microwave includes the entire SHF band (3 to 30 GHz, |
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Terahertz radiation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia to electromagnetic radiation with frequencies between high-frequency edge of the microwave band, 300 gigahertz (3×1011 Hz), and the long-wavelength |
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United States Home | Agilent Frequency Counter Products Noise Figure Analyzers & Noise Sources Generators, Sources, Supplies Signal Generators (Signal Sources) See Agilent Technologies, Inc. / Electronic Measurement Group Information |
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Synergy Microwave Corporation RF & Microwave Components From DC to 19 GHz. Such sources require low phase noise and excellent frequency stability. See Synergy Microwave Corporation Information |
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Radio Frequency & Microwave Sources - Thales Radio Frequency & Microwave sources Radio Frequency & Microwave sources See Thales Group Information |
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Safety and Health Topics | Radiofrequency and Microwave... See Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Information |
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Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams nuclear physics, synchrotron radiation production, spallation neutron sources, medical therapy, and intense beam applications. |
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Dielectric Resonator Oscillators (DROs) & Coaxial Resonator... Filters Components IMAs Frequency Sources Integrated Solutions Tools & Services Contact See API Technologies Information |
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The Plasma Theory and Simulation Group AFOSR: Consortium on Cathodes and Breakdown for High Power Microwave Devices |
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RF Micro Devices :: RF Solutions & Wireless... High power RF, high-frequency point-to-point RF chipsets, high-reliability signal sources, and modules. Frequency Conversion Gain Block Amplifiers See RF Micro Devices, Inc. (RFMD) Information |
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