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MAX14950A -
Maxim Integrated
The MAX14950A dual equalizer/redriver improves PCI Express® (PCIe) signal integrity by providing programmable input equalization. This feature reduces deterministic jitter and redrives circuitry to reestablish deemphasis, which compensates for circuit-board loss at high frequencies. The device permits optimal placement of key PCIe components and allows for longer runs of stripline, microstrip, or cable.
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MAX14955 -
Maxim Integrated
The MAX14955 dual equalizer/redriver improves PCI Express® (PCIe) signal integrity by providing programmable input equalization. This feature reduces deterministic jitter and redrives circuitry to reestablish deemphasis, which compensates for circuit-board loss at high frequencies. The device permits optimal placement of key PCIe components and allows for longer runs of stripline, microstrip, or cable.
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Series 0511 -
Aries
Strip-Line Sockets with Bifurcated Contact Solder Tail Pins. Features: For mounting liquid crystal displays and other high pin count or odd centered components. Available in several sizes with bifurcated contacts in solder tail or wire wrap pins. Consult Data Sheet No. 12009 for wire wrap pins. Optional spacer available for mounting on .300 [7.62], .600
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MAX4950 -
Maxim Integrated
The MAX4950 PCI Express (PCIe®) quad equalizer/redriver operates from a single +3.3V supply. This device improves signal integrity at the receiver through programmable input equalization and programmable redrive circuitry. The output circuitry reestablishes deemphasis lost on the board, compensating for circuit board loss. This device permits optimal placement of key PCIe components and longer runs of stripline, microstrip, or cable.
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Langer EMV-Technik GmbH
The MP field source calibration set is used to measure electric or magnetic fields in a frequency range up to 3 GHz. RF fields or transient fields can be measured. The MP field source calibration set is used to check fields of the Langer EMV-Technik GmbH field sources, fields of TEM cells and IC striplines.
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Denso EMCES
Our sophisticated technology can meet the diversified needs of customers. Component Tests: Immunity, Radiated Immunity, ALSE, TEM cell, Bulk Current Injection, Stripline, Conducted Immunity, Transient Immunity, Power Supply Variations, Electrostatic Discharge Emissions, Radiated Emissions, Conducted Emissions, Transient Emissions. Vehicle Tests - Radiated Immunity, Radiated Emissions.
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Naprotek, LLC.
SemiGen’s 1N Series of Point Contact Mixer Diodes are designed for applications through KA band. Each device in this series is specially designed for low noise gure, impedance and VSWR. Our devices are drop in replacements for all military and commercial requirements. These diodes employ epitaxial silicon grown in a speci c reactor for optimized performance. They are suitable for use in stripline applications.
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Naprotek, LLC.
The SemiGen SBL 2000 series Beam Lead PIN Diodes feature fast switching speeds at both low capacitance and resistance. Beam Lead PIN Diodes have high levels of mechanical strength and stability during assembly. These diodes are suitable for microstrip or stripline circuits as well as circuits requiring high isolation from a series of mounted diodes such as multi-throw switches, phase shifters, attenuators and modulators.
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Pacific Millimeter Products
These waveguide bandwidth integrated coupler/mixers are designed to allow phase locking or signal monitoring of compact millimeter wave systems. RF inputs and outputs are on opposite sides of a thin wafer to obtain minimum insertion length. These devices use silicon Schottky barrier beam-lead diodes on a rugged stripline circuit. Nominal coupling value is 10 dB. For coupling values greater than 10 dB, non-directional coupler models are available (consult factory).
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Teledyne Labtech
Teledyne Labtech prides itself in being at the forefront of RF/Microwave PCB development. Teledyne Labtech were also one of the first companies to successfully develop techniques for embedding SMD resistors and capacitors within multilayer structures and the embedding of connector pins in buried stripline circuits.The advantages of such a structures ensures a much higher density of interconnect. This then removes the need for via-hole connections to the board surface or the need to create access pockets to the inner layers. Consequently you finish with a board with that exhibits much lower RF/Microwave losses. This is particularly important when designing large RF feed networks or 16:1 power dividers.
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Pacific Millimeter Products
These waveguide bandwidth detectors use silicon beam lead diodes on a planar stripline circuit to obtain an extremely rugged and compact device. Most millimeter wave broadband detectors have very poor VSWR due to the difficulty in obtaining a good wideband impedance match to the diode. To overcome this problem, these detectors utilize two diodes and an internal matched termination and 3 dB hybrid as shown below. This circuit allows a VSWR of 2.0 or better over a full waveguide bandwidth for most of these detectors. Detectors for waveguides WR-8 and smaller use a single zero bias GaAs diode. The high sensitivity zero bias GaAs diodes can also be special ordered for use at lower frequencies when highest sensitivity is required.
