Courtesy of everything RF The MBAL-0104SM from Marki Microwave is a GaAs passive MMIC balun (Balanced to Unbalanced Transformer) that operates from 1 to 4 GHz. It transforms a 50 ohm input in to a 100 ohm Differential output. The balun has an insertion loss of under 2.5 dB, an isolation of 8 dB and common…
Courtesy of everything RF The MFB-2400 from Marki Microwave is a passive GaAs MMIC bandpass filter with a passband from 21 to 27 GHz. The filter has an insertion loss of under 3 dB and more than 25 dB of rejection above and below the passband. It can handle up to 30 dBm of input…
Courtesy of everything RF The ML1-0110LSM-1 from Marki Microwave is a RF Mixer with RF Frequency 1.5 to 10 GHz, LO Frequency 1.5 to 10 GHz, IF Frequency DC to 2 GHz, Conversion Loss 7 to 11 dB, P1dB 3 to 9 dBm. Tags: Surface Mount, Double Balanced Mixer. More details for ML1-0110LSM-1 can be…
Courtesy of everything RF The BAL-0006SMG from Marki Microwave is a surface mount broadband balun (Balanced to Unbalanced Transformer) that operates from 500 kHz to 6 GHz.It transforms a 50 ohm input in to a 100 ohm Differential output. The balun has an insertion loss of under 7 dB, an isolation of 8 dB and…
Courtesy of www.everythingrf.com RF Mixer by Marki Microwave The MMIQ-0520H from Marki Microwave is a high linearity, passive GaAs MMIC IQ mixer with a RF/LO frequency range from 5 to 20 GHz and IF range from DC to 6 GHz. It provides up to 40 dB of image rejection due to the excellent phase and amplitude balance of…
Courtesy of everything RF The MM1-0626H from Marki Microwave is a passive GaAs double balanced MMIC mixer with an RF/LO frequency from 6 GHz to 26.5 GHz and IF frequency from DC to 9 GHz. The mixer has excellent conversion loss, isolation and spurious performance across its broad bandwidth. It is available as a wire…
Courtesy of www.everythingrf.com The MMIQ-1040L from Marki Microwave is an ultra-broadband low LO drive, passive GaAs MMIC IQ mixer with a RF/LO frequency range from 10 to 40 GHz and IF range from DC to 12 GHz. It provides up to 30 dB of image rejection due to the excellent phase and amplitude balance of its…
Courtesy of Marki Microwave Everywhere you look in the microwave industry press or at the international microwave symposium you see one topic mentioned over and over again: Gallium Nitride (GaN). There is presently a gold rush in the industry to produce new varieties of products in GaN. The wide bandgap and high electron mobility of GaN…
