Frequency

Wireless capabilities are becoming ubiquitous in nearly everything from appliances and consumer products, to medical devices, automotive systems, and even military equipment.

Saelig has introduced the Siglent SNA6000A Vector Network Analysers series, with a frequency range of 100kHz to 13.5GHz and 100kHz to 26.5GHz to support two or four-port scattering parameters, differential-parameters, and time domain measurements.

A recent study by the University of Glasgow has introduced an ultra-thin material, called a "metasurface," designed to improve how satellites send and receive signals, particularly in the Ku, K, and Ka frequency bands.

u-blox has announced the external GNSS antenna ANN-MB2 for wide coverage, multi-constellation high-precision applications.

Raltron has introduced the RMIC Series, a versatile range of electret condenser microphones.

CoreHW and Presto Engineering have announced the successful development of the first enhanced low-power radio frequency (RF) 2.4GHz front-end module, packaged in an ultra-small and thin wafer-scale form.

JFW has announced a new 50 Ohm 4-channel USB attenuator to help automate radio frequency testing.

Nisshinbo Micro Devices is pleased to introduce its latest range of high-precision Analog Front End (AFE) ICs: the NA2202, NA2203, and NA2204. 

Fairview Microwave has announced the launch of its new Wi-Fi 6e/7 omni and flat-panel antennas.

Anritsu will participate in the upcoming European Microwave Exhibition from 24 to 26 September.