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Application Notes: Band-Optimized Implementations of a MMIC LNA with Shut Down
An ultra-low NF MMIC LNA, the TSS-23ULN+ is shown to be versatile enough to be designed into the 380-480 MHz, 700-800 MHz and 950-1700 MHz bands of operation. To support users’ product selection ...
>70 dB Rejection µCeramIQ High Pass Filters
Our innovative high-rejection µCeramIQ filter line continues to redefine what’s possible in a variety of applications, giving designers outstanding filter rejection and selectivity at a fraction ...
Product Highlight: ZVA-24443HP+ Ka-Band Amplifier (24 – 43.5 GHz) with 47 dB Gain and 2.2 dB Noise
In this product highlight, Mini-Circuits Product Line Engineering Manager, Dan Ford shares an overview of the ZVA-24443HP+ Ka-Band Amplifier, supporting applications from 24 to 43.5 GHz with high
1.5×1.5mm MMIC Slope Equalizers
Mini-Circuits has expanded its EQY-series GaAs MMIC gain equalizers with new models operating from DC to 12 GHz in ultra-compact 1.5 x 1.5 mm QFN-style package. Available in a wide selection of ...
SATCOM Shifts Reference Frequency from 10 to 100 MHz – A System Perspective
Over the last decade, the satellite communications (SATCOM) industry has been evolving to support both wider channel bandwidths (BWs) and higher order modulations such as higher order quadrature ...
Mini-Circuits Expands India Footprint with New Sales and Applications Engineering Office in Bangalore
Mini-Circuits announced the opening of a new sales and applications engineering office in Bangalore on December 15, 2025, enhancing its presence in India’s RF and microwave technology market. ...
Connectorized Evaluation Modules for MMIC Devices
At Mini-Circuits, we strive to provide the best engineering resources to help you evaluate our products for your specific applications. We’ve compiled this convenient cross-reference to help you ...
Product Highlight: ZVE 18GB+ Wideband RF Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) with High Linear Output Power
Dan Ford, Mini-Circuits' Engineering Manager, explains the unique features of the ZVE-18GB+ wideband low noise amplifier. Operating from 0.1 to 18 GHz, this model provides high linear output ...
Joseph Merenda Named Mini-Circuits’ Inaugural R&D Fellow
Mini-Circuits is proud to announce the appointment of Joseph Merenda as the company’s first Research & Development Fellow, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s long-term ...
Part 4: 2025 Low Level RF (LLRF) Workshop – Amplifier Additive Phase Noise Measurement Tutorial
Mini-Circuits R&D Fellow, Joe Merenda delivers an in-depth tutorial on the fundamentals of RF amplifier additive phase noise theory, measurement setup, and differences between small and large ...
Nikola Tesla: The Real Father of Radio
Step into the life of Nikola Tesla and how he helped to shape the world of RF technology as we know it today. Read more on our blog:
RF Signal Quality Measurements: Third-Order Intercept Point (IP3) and Power at 1 dB Compression (P1dB)
RF signal quality is a key concern when building an RF system. Most RF systems and are designed and built to operate in the linear range. The linear range is the region of operation where the ...