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JFW Industries is a leader in manufacturing Attenuation and RF Switching products. Founded in 1979 in Beech Grove, Indiana, JFW Industries Inc. is a world leader in designing and manufacturing passive RF components and application specific test systems. These components include attenuators, RF switches, and specialized test systems for use in the cellular, telecommunications, OEM test equipment, medical, automotive, defense, and automated test markets. Innovative new designs and a focus on customer requirements have allowed JFW to maintain steady growth in many key market segments. JFW has over 120 dedicated employees, diligently working two shifts to ensure quality assembly and on-time delivery. Each one of their dedicated employees represents JFW's over 30-year commitment to providing reliable RF solutions. Beginning with an industry renowned Customer Service Department, everyone at JFW strives for complete customer satisfaction by responding to the needs of each customer individually and providing the RF component or system that best suits that customer’s application. JFW is an ISO-9001:2008 registered company. They have over 14,000 square feet of design and manufacturing space, located in Indianapolis, Indiana (USA) with a European office located in England. They currently operate two full-time shifts and are equipped for most facets of the design, assembly, integration and testing of RF technologies. JFW offers custom designs at catalog prices, fast delivery and no NREs!
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Power Divider/Combiner Types and Functionality
(RF, Microwave, and Wireless Components)
This application note covers resistive and reactive power divider/combiners. The main goal of this app note is to help customers choose the correct power divider/combiner type for their application.
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RF Matrix Switch Types and Functionality
(Switches)
This application note discusses the four different construction types for RF matrix switches with pros and cons for each type. Matrix switch types discussed: blocking matrix switches, non-blocking...
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