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  • Instant C to F Calculator: Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit in Seconds

    09/17/2022

    When it comes to temperature conversions, switching between Celsius and Fahrenheit can be confusing. Whether you’re traveling, cooking, or working on science projects, knowing how to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit (or vice versa) is crucial. That’s where an instant C to F calculator comes in handy. In this article, we’ll walk you through everything you ..

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    All About RF Coaxial Connectors

    09/08/2022

      RF coaxial connectors are one of the most useful and ubiquitous methods of connecting RF systems and components. RF coaxial connectors are coaxial transmission lines made up of an RF coaxial cable and RF coaxial connectors terminating either end of the cable. RF connectors provide interconnect with other RF connectors, which must be of ..

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    The Difference between RF Amplifier Types

    08/04/2022

    At first look, there are many different types of RF amplifiers, and it could be overwhelming to go from the specs you need to narrowing down what RF amplifier type is the best fit. Most RF amplifier types came about from the specification requirements of common transceiver, receiver, transmitter, radar, and modulation circuits and system-level ..

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    What is RF ATE (Automated Test Equipment)?

    07/28/2022

    Automated Test Equipment (ATE) are automated systems designed to perform electrical, thermal, and physical testing without the direct interference of a person. Usually ATE systems are employed to speed up testing, perform repetitive tasks, or to enhance the repeatability and consistency of a testing system. Often, an ATE system is designed to do all of ..

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    The Wide and Diverse World of RF Antennas

    07/14/2022

    Electromagnetic (EM) Antennas are an essential component for virtually all transmission and reception systems that operate in the RF, microwave, millimeter-wave (mmW), and terahertz (THz) frequency ranges. Another way to look at EM Antennas, is that these antennas can be designed to convert conducted EM signals to radiated EM signals, and vice versa, from kilohertz ..

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    Introduction to RF/Microwave Launch Accessories & Field Replaceable Connectors

    06/02/2022

    Many RF/microwave applications use connectorized modules that are hermetically or otherwise sealed to protect sensitive internal electronics from the elements. In some rugged applications, such as military, aerospace, industrial, and telecommunications, the exposed connectors on these modules can become corroded or otherwise damaged during regular use. This is especially true if the external connectors are ..

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    Pasternack to Showcase Innovative New RF/Microwave Products at IEEE MTT-S IMS 2022

    05/17/2022

    Pasternack is excited to return as an exhibitor to the International Microwave Symposium / IMS trade show, formerly called MTT-S or the Microwave Theory and Techniques Society trade show, which will be held this year in Denver, CO. The IEEE MTTS International Microwave Symposium (IMS) is the world’s foremost conference covering the UHF, RF, wireless, ..

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    More on ISM Bands Around the World

    12/16/2021

    Though not likely the original intent of the creators of the industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) radio frequency bands commonly accepted throughout the world, much of the modern ISM bands usage is now low-power wireless communications. A large portion of Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology is reliant on “unlicensed” but not “unregulated” ISM bands. This is an ..

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    What is a Dielectric Resonator Antenna?

    12/02/2021

    Dielectric Resonator Antennas (DRAs) are antennas formed from resonant dielectric radiators fed by a conductor carrying an RF signal. In this way, DRAs convert unguided waves transmitted by conductors to guided waves that are then emitted from the dielectric structure. As DRAs transmit through a dielectric there are no conductor losses and the potential for ..

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    Dielectrics at High Frequencies

    11/18/2021

    Dielectrics are one of the three main categories of electrical materials, the other two being conductors and semiconductors. Common dielectrics used in electronic systems are ceramics, glasses, gemstones, and polymers. Dielectrics, or insulators, are described as being very poor electrical conductors, and unlike conductors, allow for electrical fields to pass through them. However, the electric fields ..

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