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A Dual Band Channel Sounder Module for FR1 & FR3 Band Modelling (6.75 GHz & 16.95 GHz)
Desire for the data capacity and speed of millimeter-wave and sub-THz transmissions with broad network coverage and low power requirements of lower frequencies has spurred strong interest in the FR3 bands (7 to 24 GHz) as a possible “Goldilocks zone” for the next phases of 5G and 6G development. See how Mini-Circuits partnered with Professor Ted Rappaport and his team from NYU Wireless in Brooklyn to develop channel sounder modules for the most comprehensive penetration loss models for FR3-Band signals developted to date.
Intro to RF Power Measurements
Power Measurement Overview
Power is a necessary parameter to measure across a wide range of modern applications. Power is defined as work per unit of time. It includes units of measure such as horsepower, watts, calories per second and BTU ...
Reflectionless Bandpass Filters: Connectorized & Broadband
The ZXBF filter series incorporates Mini-Circuits’ patented reflectionless filter technology to terminate stopband signals up to 40 GHz internally rather than reflecting them back up the signal chain.
Wideband Peak & Average Power Sensor with 80 Msps Sample Rate
Mini-Circuits’ PWR-18PWHS-RC power sensor operates from 0.05 to 18 GHz at a sample rate of 80 Msps and with an industry-leading minimum measurement range of -40 dBm in peak mode and -60 dBm in average mode.
90 GHz Coax. Adapters for Your High-Frequency Connections
Mini-Circuits’ expanded line of coaxial adapters now includes the 10x-135x series of 1.0 mm to 1.35 mm models with all combinations of connector genders. Ultra-wideband performance up to 90 GHz allows integration with a variety of systems, while low insertion loss and exceptional VSWR minimize impact on signal transmission.
Active X3 Multiplier Delivers 18 to 36 GHz
Mini-Circuits’ ZXF90A-3-34X+ is a wideband active frequency multiplier, converting input frequencies of 6 to 12 GHz into output frequencies of 18 to 36 GHz. This wide output range makes it suitable for broadband systems, as well as a large number of narrow-band applications.
Modular Test Systems
Mini-Circuits’ RCM, ZTM, and ZTM2-series modular test solutions give you the freedom to configure your system with any combination of switches, amplifiers, splitters/combiners, attenuators, and couplers.
Mini-Circuits To Attend the IEEE COMCAS 2024 Conference
Come join us at IEEE COMCAS 2024 from July 9 to 11 at the David Intercontinental Hotel in Tel Aviv, Israel. Our CEO, Jin Bains, will be delivery a keynote speech on "Technology Innovations Enabling the Rise of Commercial mmWave Markets."
Cost-Effective Precision VNA Cables
Mini-Circuits' offers a variety of high-quality VNA cables designed to interface directly with the rugged/NMD ports of industry standard VNAs. These cables are crush and torque resistant, protected by flexible stainless steel sheaths, and feature excellent VSWR and low insertion loss.
Ultra-Low Phase Noise MMIC Amplifier, 6 to 18 GHz
Mini-Circuits’ LVA-6183PN+ is a wideband, ultra-low phase noise MMIC amplifier perfect for use with low noise signal sources and in sensitive transceiver chains. This model operates from 6 to 18 GHz, with a high dynamic range (+19.6 dBm P1dB) and a gain of 19.9 dB. An ultra-low phase noise of -165 dBc/Hz at 10 kHz offset preserves signal quality with minimal degradation.
SMT Passives to 250W
Mini-Circuits’ surface-mount stripline couplers and 90° hybrids cover an operational frequency range of DC to 14.5 GHz. Coupler models feature greater than 2 decades of bandwidth and power handling up to 180W
Mini-Circuits’ Director of LTCC Product Line Engineering, Aaron Vaisman on Novel Techniques & Capabilities in LTCC Passive Component Design
Mini-Circuits Director of LTCC Product Line Engineering, Aaron Vaisman delivered an informative workshop last week at the IEEE MTT-S World Microwave Congress. This session goes deep into the latest R&D in LTCC passive component design and will be of interest to engineers working at the component and system level, alike. In case you missed the live session, the organizers have made the recording available for the benefit of the RF/microwave community.