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COMPONENTS / SUBSYSTEMS NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES "Pasternack's new lines of frequency divider modules with field replaceable SMA connectors are available in hermetically sealed packages that cover wide bandwidths from 0.5 to 18 GHz and support a broad selection of divide-by-prescaler configurations that are ideal for phase locked loop applications," explains Tim Galla, Active Components Product Manager at Pasternack. "These versatile high-rel designs are available in-stock for immediate shipment." Linear Power Amplifiers from RFMW serve 2,100 MHz Small Cells RFMW, Ltd. has announced design and sales support for high gain, high linearity power amplifiers designed for 'Small Cell' applications. The Skyworks SKY66184-11 provides 38 dB of gain for LTE radios operating in the 2110 to 2170 MHz frequency range (B1, B4, B10). Designed for high linearity at elevated temperatures, the SKY66184-11 supports outdoor applications where ambient temperatures range from -40°C to 85°C. Typical ACLR performance is -50 dBc at 23 dBm. Skyworks provides an enable pin to provide for fast switching in LTE TDD systems which can also be used to power down the amplifier when not in use. An integrated coupler offers power monitoring or closed loop power control. The Skyworks SKY66184-11 comes in a 5×5 mm package and operates from a 3.3 V supply. Saelig Introduces TEA6000-95 0.1 to 6GHz Digital Attenuator Saelig Company, Inc. has announced the availability of the TEA600095 0.1 to 6 GHz Digital Attenuator. This RF signal attenuator operates over a 0.1 to 6 GHz frequency range and can reduce input signal amplitudes by up to 95 dB in 0.5 dB steps. It features excellent solid-state repeatability and performance, and the output signal is uninterrupted when changing attenuation values. It is powered and controlled using a USB interface. With a power rating of +23 dBm and a maximum switching speed of 1usecond, the TEA6000-95 RF Digital Attenuator operates as a programmable signal attenuator for simulating fading or for limit testing. It is a true USB device, allowing up to 128 devices to be controlled by a single Windows PC or Linux computer. The GUI supplied with the unit allows the user to setup, control, and perform test measurements over a standard USB 2.0 communication interface. The user can also create custom software to control the unit using the Application Programming Interface (API). The API is available in both a Windows and a Linux version. The Windows version of the API is .NET based, making it compatible with many programming languages including VB.NET, C++, C#, LabView, Agilent VEE and MATLAB. The TEA6000-95 RF Digital Attenuator is well sutied for creating automated test equipment (ATE), as well as for making WiMAX, LTE, WiFi, or 3G/4G fading simulators in engineering and production test laboratory environments. Telemakus' complete range of RF module types can be used as separate components to replace existing test equipment, or they can be used together to create an entire test system. With a module selection that includes signal generators, vector modulators, power meters, step attenuators and switches, it is simple to construct complex ATE stations such as multi-tone testing or virtual scalar analyzers. This makes for an extremely portable RF test solution that can be slipped into the pocket of a laptop bag, ready for field work at a moment's notice. www.AntennasOnline.com Fall 2016 Antenna Systems & Technology 23 http://www.AntennasOnline.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016

Editor's Choice
Synthesis of Robust UHF RFID Antennas on Dielectric Substrates
The 5 Biggest Myths Around Base Station Antennas
New Loop and Adcock Array Technology for Improved Radio Direction Finding Performance
Antennas
Components/Subsystems
Software/System Design
Test and Measurement
Industry News
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Intro
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Cover1
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Cover2
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - 3
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Editor's Choice
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Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Synthesis of Robust UHF RFID Antennas on Dielectric Substrates
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Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - 11
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - The 5 Biggest Myths Around Base Station Antennas
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Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - 15
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - New Loop and Adcock Array Technology for Improved Radio Direction Finding Performance
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Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Antennas
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Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Components/Subsystems
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - 23
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Software/System Design
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Test and Measurement
Antenna Systems & Technology - Fall 2016 - Industry News
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