Qorvo QPP0025 Balun 5Mhz - 1.218Ghz (1: 1Ratio)

Qorvo QPP0025 Balun 5Mhz – 1.218Ghz (1: 1Ratio)

Qorvo QPP0025 Balun 5Mhz - 1.218Ghz (1: 1Ratio) Key Features 5-1218MHz operation Low insertion loss 75 Ω characteristic impedance Compatible with 260°C lead-free soldering & RoHS compliant Designed to optimize the QPC7333, QPC7334, QPC7335, QPC7336, QPC7339 and QPC7331 Variable Equalizers. The QPP0025 Balun is designed for applications that require small, low-cost, and high reliable surface...
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Wideband RF in Electronic Warfare: Balancing Power, Bandwidth and Real-Time Performance

Wideband RF in Electronic Warfare: Balancing Power, Bandwidth and Real-Time Performance

Wideband RF in Electronic Warfare: Balancing Power, Bandwidth and Real-Time Performance The core mission of electronic warfare (EW) hasn’t changed: control the all communications so your forces can operate, and your adversary cannot. What has changed is everything around it. Today’s EW systems operate across airborne, naval and ground platforms that are increasingly built around...
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Qorvo's Beamforming ICs and RF Front-Ends Help Optimize X-Band Phased Array Radar System

Qorvo’s Beamforming ICs and RF Front-Ends Help Optimize X-Band Phased Array Radar System

Qorvo's Beamforming ICs and RF Front-Ends Help Optimize X-Band Phased Array Radar System Modern X-band radar systems increasingly rely on Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) architectures to enable rapid beam steering, high spatial resolution and multi-target tracking. Within these systems, Qorvo’s beamformer ICs (BFICs) and RF front-end modules (RFFEMs) play a critical role by enabling...
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Qorvo QPB1033 S-Band Switched Filter Bank Module

Qorvo QPB1033 S-Band Switched Filter Bank Module

Qorvo QPB1033 S-Band Switched Filter Bank Module The QPB1033 from Qorvo is a 6-Channel Switched Filter Bank Module that operates from 2700 to 3300 MHz and is designed for use in S-Band aerospace and defense radar applications. It is fabricated using BAW technology and integrates six filter channels with bypass functionality in a single-input, single-output...
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How Qorvo is Optimizing the X-Band Phased Array Radar System

How Qorvo is Optimizing the X-Band Phased Array Radar System

How Qorvo is Optimizing the X-Band Phased Array Radar System Modern X-band radar systems rely heavily on Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) architectures to achieve rapid beam steering, high spatial resolution and multi-target tracking capability. In these systems, integrating beamformer ICs (BFICs) with advanced RF front-end modules (RFFEMs) enables exceptional control over phase, amplitude and...
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Webinar: Lose the Tube. Gain Mission-Ready Ka-Band Power for Defense Systems

Webinar: Lose the Tube. Gain Mission-Ready Ka-Band Power for Defense Systems

Lose the Tube. Gain Mission-Ready Ka-Band Power for Defense Systems About Electronic warfare, advanced radar, and SATCOM systems require various extents of wideband Ka-band power with instant-on availability, continuous-wave (or quasi-continuous-wave) performance and long-term reliability. While TWTAs deliver output power, they introduce maintenance burden, warm-up delay and lifecycle risk. Modern spatially combined GaN SSPAs now...
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QPQ4701 Diplexer by Qorvo

QPQ4701 Diplexer by Qorvo

QPQ4701 Diplexer by Qorvo The QPQ4701 from Qorvo is a BAW Diplexer with passbands from 2412 to 2484 MHz and 5170 to 5835 MHz. It enables single-antenna operation for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi bands in compact wireless systems. This BAW diplexer leverages Qorvo’s coexBoost and bandBoost technologies to provide steep skirts, low insertion loss, and...
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Qorvo QPC7331

Qorvo QPC7331

Qorvo QPC7331 5 MHz to 834 MHz Variable Cable Slope Equalizer The QPC7331 from Qorvo is a Variable Cable Slope Equalizer that operates from 5 to 834 MHz. It uses an SOI attenuator to provide an inverse frequency response to compensate for frequency-dependent cable loss. This variable slope equaliser is ideal for CATV amplifiers and...
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The Quiet Convergence of Power and RF

The Quiet Convergence of Power and RF

The Quiet Convergence of Power and RF There was a time when power engineers and RF engineers occupied different ends of the hallway. The RF team debated noise figure and linearity as if civilization depended on it. The power team worried about volts, amps and whether something might overheat. They shared a PCB but not...
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