Miniature oscillator reduces jitter

Quartz crystal based clock oscillator provides a small-footprint (3.2 x 2.5mm) solution for applications with tight real-estate constraints.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 August 2007

Attenuator relay runs up to 5GHz

The A152 ultraminiature broadband attenuator relay is designed for use in 50 and 75ohm systems in the DC to 5.0GHz frequency range.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 April 2007

Supercapacitors are claimed cost-effective

Cellergy's supercapacitors feature high capacitance, low ESR, very thin outlines and a cost low enough to be attractive in price-sensitive portable digital applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 27 November 2006

Current transducers save space and weight

Midas current transducers from MRC Components offer a wide range of measurement and control options using galvanic separation of alternating current.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 October 2006

Cores offer tailored performance

Chang Sung Corporation of Korea manufactures many types of soft magnetic powder cores using molybdenum permalloy (MPP), high flux, Sendust and the new CK core materials.

News from Electronicstalk, 7 March 2006

Integrated VCOs require no external components

Hittite Microwave Corp has extended its line of high performance GaAs HBT MMIC VCOs with fundamental, half and quarter frequency outputs.

News from Electronicstalk, 27 February 2006

Low-noise amp aims for brown goods applications

A new GaAs pHEMT MMIC low noise amplifier is ideal for 75ohm applications in CATV, set top box, home gateway and digital television applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 3 February 2006

Power dividers go up to four ways

The Hybrix family of Wilkinson SMT power dividers are high-power in-phase devices capable of combining and dividing two-, three and four-way signals up to 50W.

News from Electronicstalk, 2 February 2006

Microwave IC maker wins automotive certification

Hittite Microwave has received ISO/TS16949:2002 certification for the design, manufacture and sale of plastic encapsulated analogue and mixed-signal ICs.

News from Electronicstalk, 10 January 2006

Programmable attenuators are easy to integrate

Intelligent programmable step attenuators feature a built-in digital interface designed to simplify the control and integration of these devices into subsystem and bench applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 December 2005

• Microwave interconnects shrink by 30%

• Power amplifier modules deliver +34dBm

• MMIC driver and power amplifiers to 20GHz

• MMIC oscillator saves space onboard

• Digital attenuators deliver 0.25 dB resolution

• Kit speeds dual-band modem development

• Small claims for GSM socket modem

• Low noise amp runs from 0.3 to 3.0GHz

• Phase-locked oscillator suits digital radio needs

• EMI filters meet medical requirements

• Microwave mixers are all RoHS compliant

• Microwave amp has powerful output

• MMIC amplifier boasts excellent gain stability

• Transmit-receive switch covers a wide band

• Switch and mixer run up to 6GHz

• Attenuators feature digital control

• Programmable step attenuators aid ATE

• SMD common mode chokes work up to 10A continuous

• Oscillator has ultra low phase noise

• Attenuator sets it specific applications

• More power to CompactPCI systems

• Mixers target radio, test and sensor applications

• MMIC amps boast high dynamic range

• RF range spans components and subsystems

• MMIC amplifier runs up to 5GHz

• VCOs take buffer amplifiers onboard

• Selection guide focuses on MMICs

• SAWs include filters, resonators and duplexers

• Compact outline for surface-mount inductors

• Cable assemblies have space pedigree

• High-current inductors keep a low profile

• Amorphous antennas offer true alternative

• Filters clean up bricks onboard

• Cores cut losses in power designs

• Upgrade for popular oscillator

• Ferrites perform to extremes

• Flexible sheeting for flexible shielding

• Surface-mount LEDs are bright idea for backlights

• Compact LNAs provide up to 50dB gain

• Speedy source for custom PLL modules

• Three LEDs in one make colourful backlights

• High accuracy from PLL-based custom oscillators

• Cores provide stable inductance

• No cooling required for high-efficiency half brick

• Cores have lower losses at high frequencies