mixers and multiplexers

mmTron Inc. announced an innovative active mixer providing frequency conversion from 20 to 80 GHz. In addition to its bandwidth, the TMC170D stands out with 0 dB average conversion loss across the band with an LO drive of only 0 dBm. The InP semiconductor-based design achieves RF and LO coverage from 20 to 80 GHz…

The SMIQ-653H-D+ from Mini-Circuits also has applications in satellite, Radar, and measurement equipment.

The ADRV9040 SoC from Analog Devices provides 400 MHz channel bandwidth across eight transmit and receive channels

Sivers Semiconductors’ TRB02801 and TRB03901 provide a complete baseband-to-antenna signal chain, covering 28 GHz and 39 GHz. 5G Technology World spoke with CEO Anders Storm about the RFIC functions and applications.

The AMM-7199 and AMM-7200 series from Marki Microwave drive downstream components in mmWave RF systems

A hybrid International Microwave Symposium (IMS) took place live in Atlanta and online two weeks later in June 2021. See a selection of companies and product — mostly 5G — showcased in the virtual version.

Signal analyzers and best measurement practices can minimize errors that result from losses at mmWave frequencies.

While the International Microwave Symposium will also hold a virtual conference, exhibitors insisted on a live event albeit with COVID-19 restrictions.

Spirent adds test chambers and peripherals to its product line.

The MAMX-011043 image-reject passive-diode mixer from MACOM covers 5G mmWave frequencies.