by jacquelineh96 | May 10, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Filters
The concept of group delay as it pertains to RLC networks was first described by Harry Nyquist in 1928.1 The contributions Nyquist made to the field of Communications Theory are well known,2 and still applicable to modern day communications systems. On our way toward...
by Rinchen Athup | May 3, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Filters, Product Updates
PASSBANDS TO 29.5 GHz | STOPBANDS TO 40 GHz Thin Film Filter Technology Wide-Passband Designs with High Q Mini-Circuits has expanded our line of thin-film filter topologies to address a wider variety of applications and requirements. Low pass and band pass...
by Rinchen Athup | Mar 13, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Filters, Product Updates
300 MHz TO 50 GHz Cavity Filters High Rejection & Selectivity Cavity filters achieve much higher Q, steeper rejection skirts, and higher power handling than other filter technologies, such as ceramic resonator filters, and are utilized where low passband insertion...
by jacquelineh96 | Mar 5, 2024 | Amplifiers, Directional Couplers, Engineering Resources, Filters, Frequency Mixers, VCOs
Originally a Solution for Eliminating Static In the 1920s, many brilliant scientists applied themselves to the study of frequency modulation (FM). One of these scientists was a communications systems theorist who worked for AT&T named John Renshaw Carson. Carson...
by Rinchen Athup | Jan 30, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Filters
When designing mmWave frequency systems that span Q-band and half of V-band, engineers are often faced with difficult tradeoffs when it comes to filter selection. Mini-Circuits has broken through with our HFCQ (1008), HFCN (1206) and HFCV (1210) series high pass...
by minicircuitsadmin | Nov 30, 2023 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources, Filters, Fixed Attenuators / Terminations, Frequency Mixers
The concept of the phased array antenna system was first put into practice by German Physicist Ferdinand Braun and his assistants in the spring of 1905. In short, he and his assistants carefully controlled the excitation phase of each antenna in an array and...
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