Low Phase Noise Amplifiers
New Pasternack´s family of low phase noise amplifiers are commonly used to help optimize the sensitivity and dynamic range of higher performing test, radar, and communication receiver designs where performance
Reverse Polarity Connectors Defined
A reverse polarity coax connector is a variation of a standard polarized connector in which the gender of the interface has been reversed. The term “reverse polarity†refers not to
Bi-Directional Amplifiers Explained
A Bi-Directional amplifier (BDA) is a device that locates a wireless signal, amplifies it, and then rebroadcasts it throughout a building or area. The backbone of most range or signal
What is PIM? Passive Intermodulation Explained
What is PIM? PIM, or Passive Intermodulation, is a type of signal distortion that has become increasingly important to detect and mitigate since LTE networks are particularly sensitive to it.
Flexible Waveguides Solve Difficult Application Challenges
In many installations and test bench scenarios, a precisely designed rigid waveguide structure with the proper flange and orientation is not readily available. Lead times of several weeks to months
USB-Controlled PLL Frequency Synthesizers
Pasternack is pleased to offer you 6 new models of PLL Frequency Synthesizers that cover broad frequencies ranging from 25 MHz to 27 GHz. These RF synthesizers allow designers to