Courtesy of everything RF : ZFR-16000-02 Frequency Synthesizer by EM Research The ZFR-16000-02 from EM Research is a programmable frequency synthesizer that can generate an output frequency from 2000 to 16000 MHz. This multi-octave frequency synthesizer has a low phase noise, a step size of 10 MHz and an output power of up to 13 dBm….
Courtesy of everything RF : ZLX Series Frequency Synthesizer by EM Research The ZLX Series from EM Research is a Frequency Synthesizer with Frequency 50 to 4500 MHz, Reference Frequency 10 MHz, Output Power Up to 10 dBm, Harmonics -25 to -20 dBc, Supply Voltage 5 V. Tags: Surface Mount. More details for ZLX Series can…
Courtesy of everything RF : SLX Series Frequency Synthesizer by EM Research The SLX Series from EM Research are programmable frequency synthesizers that operate from 50 to 6000 MHz. The synthesizers provide an output power of up to 7 dBm and require an external reference from 5 to 100 MHz. The synthesized signal has a low…
Courtesy of everything RF The THOR Series from EM Research are Programmable Frequency Synthesizers that operate from 1 to 18 GHz. The synthesizers provide an output power of up to 14 dBm and require an external reference from 5 to 200 MHz. The synthesized signal has a low phase noise with harmonics less than -25…
Designed as a rugged, low-profile synthesizer for airborne radar systems operating from 4 to 20 GHz RENO, NEVADA, JANUARY 3rd, 2017 The ZFR-20000-XA is a multi-octave frequency synthesizer operating from 4 to 20 GHz with fast switching capability (<100 µSec) and <-60 dBc spurs across the entire range. The ZFR offers a low profile design…
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RENO, NEVADA, JUNE 16TH, 2016 The HFS-12000-XA is a 7000 to 12000 MHz surface-mount frequency synthesizer designed as a high performance down-converter LO for RADAR Digital Signal Processors. The design also features low phase noise The HFS-12000-XA also locks to a 100 MHz reference and contains a channel step size of 1 MHz or 10…
