Arbitrary Waveform Generator

The Model 675 offers premium signal integrity with an easy to use and robust touch-screen display interface. The output voltage can be adjusted in amplified mode up to 24 Volts. The Disruptive and innovative architecture provides unmatched performance, versatile functionality, outstanding usability, and upgradability during the life of the instrument.

Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for test, measurement, and nuclear research. Our corporate headquarters are in San Rafael, California, with additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout the United States.

Berkeley Nucleonics
berkeleynucleonics.com

Power Sensor: Extended Temperature Range

LadyBug Technologies’ new LB957A active temperature controlled mounting system is compatible with any of the company’s power sensors. LadyBug power sensors are thermally stabilized and do not drift or require measurement interruption to perform user zero and cal. When combined with the temperature controlled mounting system, the power sensors thermally stable operating range is extended to -55°C to +55°C.

The system is ideal for users requiring accurate measurements for fixed remote applications and is compatible with the company’s unattended measurement option (Option UOP) which makes and stores measurements autonomously.

LadyBug Technologies
ladybug-tech.com

0.9 mm Connectors

Connectors in the 0.9 mm SuperMini product line provide the superior performance of Southwest Microwave’s standard-size, high frequency connectors in a miniaturized footprint that is ideal for reduced-size PCB and panel applications, offering ultra-broad bandwidth and coupling nut mating. 0.9 mm SuperMini connectors are rugged and durable, featuring a 360° raised grounding ring and a temperature range of -55°C to 165°C.

These connectors provide mode-free operation through 67 GHz, offering well-matched impedance, excellent repeatability, and the industry’s lowest VSWR (1.2:1), insertion loss (0.7 dB) and RF leakage (≤ -100 dB).

Southwest Microwave
southwestmicrowave.com

Automotive Radar (77 GHz)

OML contributes to the R&D and manufacture of today's automotive radar technology, including FCC Part 15 emissions testing to 231 GHz, 15.253(e). By characterizing devices and antennas, this emerging technology is helping to improve safety on roadways throughout the world.

The excellent performance, stability and reliability of the instrumentation simplifies installation, alignment and maintenance activities. By leveraging existing microwave instruments, the OML frequency extension solutions are affordable, which helps with the adoption curve of this technology. This light weight technology also helps to improve on fuel economy.

OML
omlinc.com

Course: RF Transceiver Design from Antenna to Bits and Back

This course is intended for design, application and test engineers as well as technicians interested in learning about the system aspect of the radio design space covering the entire signal chain from antenna to bits and back. The aim is to apply intuitive system design methods to dissect the radio modem at RF, analog and digital domains with emphasis on: a) physical understanding of the interaction between components and different radio architectures and b) quantitative performance evaluation using simple hand calculations and simulation.

Besser Associates
besserassociates.com