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Semi-Rigid or Conformable Pre-Bent Cable to Form SMA Right Angles
Using either Semi-Rigid or Conformable® cable, Florida RF Labs can pre-bend the cable to form a right angle before soldering a low profile SMA plug onto the cable.
Cable Assembly VSWR Conversions
Product user guides and information -Cable Assembly VSWR Conversions
Thermopad® Attenuation Shift Due To Self-Heating
Attenuation shift due to self-heating is not a consideration for low power applications. However, when you design circuits using the Thermopad® , it is important to provide proper heat dissipation.
Frequency Equalization using Attenuators
Using standard attenuators the customer can create an equalizer network to compensate system frequency dependence. An equalizer can be made by attaching an inductor, either a chip inductor or a quarter wave length PCB etched line, at the ground terminal of an attenuator with the other port of the inductor connecting to circuit ground (Figure 3).
Engineering Design Kits
Product user guides and information - Engineering Design Kits
Effect of VSWR on Transmitted Power
Effect of VSWR on Transmitted Power
MMW Return Loss to VSWR Conversion
MMW Return Loss to VSWR Conversion
Circular Waveguide Sizes
Product user guides and information - Circular Waveguide Sizes
Round Waveguide Flange - Hole Positioning Dimensions
Round Waveguide Flange - Hole Positioning Dimensions
Square Waveguide Flange - Hole Positioning Dimensions
Square Waveguide Flange - Hole Positioning Dimensions
Y-factor to Noise Figure Conversion Table
The “Y-factor” method of measuring a mixer or receiver noise figure involves measuring the system noise power output when the input is terminated 1) with a “hot” termination of known temperature of 2) with a “cold” termination of known temperature.
Overview of Calculating System Minimum Detectable Signal
Overview of Calculating System Minimum Detectable Signal