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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: Microsemi’s GaAs Gunn diodes, epi-up (anode heatsink), are fabricated from epitaxial layers grown at MSC by the Vapor Phase Epitaxy technique. The layers are processed using proprietary techniques resulting in ultra- low phase and 1/f noise. The diodes are available in a variety
- Operating Frequency: 9,500 to 35,500 MHz
- Diode Type: Gunn Diodes
- Features: Other, RF Diodes
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Supplier: QuinStar Technology, Inc.
Description: QuinStar Technology’s series QTV varactor-tunable Gunn oscillators cover the frequency range of 18 to 110 GHz in seven waveguide bands. These oscillators combine proprietary cavity design, abrupt or hyper-abrupt tuning varactor diodes and high performance Gunn diodes to
- Oscillation Frequency: 18,000 to 110,000 MHz
- Output Power: 10 to 24 dBm
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 50 C
- Package / Form Factor: Waveguide Assembly
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Supplier: QuinStar Technology, Inc.
Description: QuinStar Technology’s QTM series of mechanically-tunable Gunn oscillators cover the frequency range of 18 to 150 GHz in nine waveguide bands. They combine a high-Q resonant circuit with either a GaAs or InP Gunn diode. Typically, InP diodes are used for high-power
- Oscillation Frequency: 18,000 to 150,000 MHz
- Output Power: 0 to 25 dBm
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 50 C
- Package / Form Factor: Waveguide Assembly
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: MACOM's MACS-007800-0M1R00 is a RoHS Compliant K-Band Local Oscillator consisting of a Gunn Diode oscillator assembled into a die cast waveguide package. These Local Oscillators are well suited for high volume applications where small size and reliability are required. This local
- Oscillation Frequency: 24,125 MHz
- Output Power: 7 dBm
- Features: Other
- Features / Standards: RoHS Compliant
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Supplier: Acme Chip Technology Co., Limited
Description: GAAS GUNN EPI UP HERMETIC PILL
- Features: Other, RF Diodes
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Supplier: DigiKey
Description: Mechanically Tuned Gunn Diode Os
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Description: Gives standards for the following categories of discrete devices: variable capacitance diodes and snap-off diodes, mixer diodes and detector diodes, avalanche diodes, gunn diodes, bipolar transistor and field-effet transistors.
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: Ka band. Characteristics such as high reliability, low leakage and close capacitance tracking between diodes are typical of these devices. Standard capacitance matching is ±10%, but closer matching is available upon request. All diode types are available in a wide selection of ceramic
- CDmin/CDmax: 2.8
- Features: Other, RF Diodes
- Configuration: Single
- Diode Type: Varactor Diodes
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: Provides requirements for the following categories of discrete devices: variable capacitance diodes and snap-off diodes, mixer diodes and detector diodes, avalanche diodes, gunn diodes,bipolar transistors and field-effect transistors. This second
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The MACS-007801-0M1 is a RoHS Compliant K-Band Mono Doppler transceiver consisting of a Gunn Diode oscillator and Schottky Diode mixer assembled into a diecast waveguide package. It is designed for commercial applications, for speed measurements or motion sensing.
- Frequency (Fc): 24,125 MHz
- Filter Type: Bandpass
- Features: Other
- Package Type: Waveguide Assembly
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Description: Gives standards for the following categories of discrete devices: variable capacitance diodes and snap-off diodes, mixer diodes and detector diodes, avalanche diodes, gunn diodes, bipolar transistor and field-effet transistors. This consolidated
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GaN based transfer electron and avalanche transit time devices
Abstract: A new model is developed to study the microwave/mm wave characteristics of two-terminal GaN- based transfer electron devices (TEDs), namely a Gunn diode and an impact avalanche transit time (IMPATT) device.
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Advanced Semiconducting Materials and Devices
Chapter 8 provides information on construction, characteristics, performance and application of microwave diodes, varacter diode, photodiodes; IMPATT, TRAPATT, BARITT and Gunn diodes , etc.
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Transient analysis of microwave Gunn oscillator using extended spectral element time domain method
The Gunn diode within the oscillator is treated as a lumped element, while the passive distributed part of the oscillator is modeled using the SETD method.
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Microwave Devices Circuits and Subsystems for Communications Engineering
… Equivalent Circuit 2.5.5 Manufacturing 2.5.6 Applications 2.5.6.1 Switching 2.5.6.2 Phase shifting 2.5.6.3 Variable attenuation 2.5.6.4 Power limiting Step-Recovery Diodes Gunn Diodes 2.7.1 Self …
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