Schurter introduces its new high-temperature power connectors according to IEC/UL 60320. The appliance inlet, series 1681, offers screw-on or snap-in mounting options. The cord connector is available in two different designs: a straight series (1658) or an angled series (1659). “The high-temperature appliance inlets and cord connectors are designed according to IEC for 16 A at … [Read more...]
New Power Amplifier Announced
Empower RF Systems has released an industry leading power amplifier 2170 model. This amplifier, covers 1 to 3 GHz and delivers 1 kW of broadband output power in a 5U, air cooled chassis. The 2170 model is lightweight, compact and portable, making it a favorable option to use in extreme environments. Model 2170 is ideal for use in electronic warfare, test and measurement, and … [Read more...]
Chemists Develop Sensor Technology that Wirelessly Detects Harmful Pollutants
MIT chemists have developed a sensor that can wirelessly and cheaply detect hazardous gasses and environmental pollutants. The sensors can detect food spoilage in warehouses and gasses such as ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, cyclohexanone, and more. The sensors are favorable because they are cheap to produce, and are easy to use – since is no wiring or power is involved. “The new … [Read more...]
Wearable Technology to assist Defense Industry and Military
The Department of Defense hopes soldiers and airmen will have an advantage in combat with new technology that is integrated into lightweight and wearable equipment. The Pentagon has invested millions of dollars to increase the power of the technology and to make this wearable technology smaller and lighter, so it is easier for troops to carry. "We're really trying to augment … [Read more...]
Engineers Introduce Time Cloak that Uses Fiber Optics to Hide Data
A team of engineers from Purdue University have successfully built a time cloak that hides messages in laser light. This technique is called temporal cloaking and uses lasers and fiber optics to hide data. The technique works by separating strands of light frequencies and slowing photon speed, which allows messages and data to be inserted in gaps created when photons decrease … [Read more...]
Debut of New Filter Line
TTE Filters introduces its new series of RF & Microwave Filters – the Lowpass Chebyshev (LC9S) Series. The LC9S series includes high-quality filters that can operate in temperatures ranging from 0 to 70 degrees Celsius. Features of the LC9S series include fast roll-off, a low insertion loss of 1.0dB, ranges of input power from 5 to 10 watts, 50 Ohm terminations, and more. … [Read more...]
Expanded Amplifier Line Yields Industry Record
Pasternack now offers the industry’s largest selection of in-stock, off-the-shelf RF amplifiers and components with the expansion of its line of connectorized RF amplifiers. This amplifier line offers over 100 unique modules. The improved amplifiers offer high performance, low noise of 0.8 dB and frequencies ranging to 40 GHz. Most of the amplifiers also include SMA female … [Read more...]
High Performance Ceiling Mount Antennas Yields Industry Low Peak Gain
A new multiple-input/multiple-output distributed antenna system has been introduced by Pulse Electronics. This DAS ceiling mount system includes high port-to-port isolation and improved gain patterns for both of its ports. "Often MIMO antennas have problems with non-circular gain patterns with high deviation from min-to-max gains. In MIMO or neutral host applications the … [Read more...]
Generator Line Revitalized
B&K Precision Corporation has announced the rejuvenation of its 4075B series of arbitrary/function waveform generators. The generators now offer higher frequency ranges up to 80 MHz, increased arb memory of 16-Mpt, and a color LCD. Each model can also generate waveforms with a 14-bit amplitude resolution. These new models are ideal for use applications such as sensor … [Read more...]
'Tech Tidbit' – Upgraded Speech Software Allows Paralyzed Physicist Easier Communication
Stephen Hawking, a 72-year-old former professor from Cambridge University, has just received a new upgrade to his computer speech system from engineers at Intel. Hawking relies on computer technology to speak since he suffers from motor neuron disease and is almost fully paralyzed. Currently, he uses a cheek sensor that is synced to his eye glasses that allows him to choose … [Read more...]
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