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What is low noise amplifier?
Aug , 24 2024
Low-noise amplifier/LNA is a special kind of electronic amplifier, which is mainly used to amplify the signal received from the antenna in communication system, so as to facilitate the processing of electronic equipment in the later stage. Because the signal from the antenna is generally very weak, low noise amplifiers are generally located very close to the antenna to reduce the loss of the signa...
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Exciting News: Our Participation at MWC 2025 in Spain!
Mar , 06 2025
Exciting News: Our Participation at MWC 2025 in Spain! We are thrilled to announce that our company is participating in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, taking place in Spain from March 3rd to March 6th. This is one of the largest and most significant events in the telecommunications industry, and we are showcasing our latest Low PIM RF passive components and connecting with industry leaders....
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Common waveguide components: waveguide terminals
Mar , 18 2025
2. Waveguide Terminals 2.1 Performance Characteristics Key electrical parameters include frequency range (determined by waveguide dimensions), VSWR, and input power handling. Physical attributes like size, weight, and material selection (e.g., corrosion-resistant plating) are equally vital. Thermal management strategies vary: 2.2 Materials and Applications A waveguide terminal typically consists o...
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Understanding Jumper Cables in RF Systems
Apr , 07 2025
What They Are and Why They Matter Jumper cables, also known as RF jumpers or feeder jumpers, are short coaxial cables used to connect various components in an RF transmission system. Though seemingly simple, they play a crucial role in ensuring signal integrity, mechanical flexibility, and overall system performance in wireless infrastructure. 1. What is a Jumper Cable? A jumper cable is a flexibl...
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How To Test The Power of a Load
May , 21 2025
To test the power of a load, you can follow these steps: Gather Equipment: You'll need a multimeter, wattmeter, or power analyzer, depending on the accuracy required. Connect the Load: Ensure the load (such as a resistor, motor, or appliance) is properly connected to the power source. Measure Voltage: Use the multimeter to measure the voltage across the load. Make sure to set the multimeter to the...
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