The QPD2018D from Qorvo is a discrete, 180 micron GaAs pHEMT transistor (pseudomorphic high-electron-mobility transistor) that operates from DC to 20 GHz. It provides a gain of 14 dB with a power-added ...
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Pasternack Enterprises’ PE15A5101 is a temperature-compensated low-noise amplifier (LNA) that operates from 0,5 to 4 GHz. It provides a small signal gain of more than 35 dB with a noise figure of less ...
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The ANT-B10 antenna board for Bluetooth direction finding and indoor positioning applications has been unveiled by u-blox. Designed for integration into commercial end-products, the board enables low-power, ...
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The QT7860 from onsemi is a Wi-Fi 6 transceiver that operates from 5 to 7 GHz. It can support an 8Tx/8Rx chain for 8x8 MIMO or two independent 4x4 MIMO chains, for bandwidths of 20/40/80/160  MHz in both ...
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The MA9909.A.002 from Taoglas is a 9-in-1 cellular and GNSS antenna that operates from 617 to 3600 MHz, covering multiple worldwide 4G LTE, 5G and GNSS bands. It has 8 linearly polarised 4G/5G cellular ...
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EM Research's Thor series of frequency synthesisers are designed for optimal performance in even the harshest environments. With extensive ruggedisation options, including hermetic sealing, the parts ...
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Modbus is ubiquitous in the industrial world. It is simple, time-tested and robust. However, because it is a very old communications protocol, Modbus can feel cryptic, particularly by modern standards. ...
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The recently launched IoT certificate manager from u-blox is a new security service that continuously renews device credentials in a fully automated mode. Together with the company’s existing zero-touch ...
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Lotus Communication Systems has introduced the BUDC2G14G, a software-defined block up/down converter with an RF frequency range from 2 GHz to 14 GHz and an IF frequency range from 500 MHz to 6 GHz. Featuring ...
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The QPP0100 from Qorvo is an X-band VPIN limiter that operates from 8,0 to 11,5 GHz. It can handle a peak input power of 100 W and has an insertion loss of less than 1 dB. The limiter has a flat leakage ...
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The M-GNSSB-RX from Arralis is a multiband GNSS receiver board that operates in the L1 and B1 GNSS bands. It requires a DC supply of 3,3 V and consumes 25 mA of current. This GNSS receiver can be ...
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The HLM-40PSM from Marki Microwave is a GaAs Schottky diode signal limiter that operates from DC to 40 GHz. With an insertion loss of less than 1,75 dB and a flat leakage profile from 11 to 19 dBm, this ...
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