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In an ideal RF system, all of the energy from the RF source is transferred to the load. An example of this would be a transmitter delivering a signal to an antenna with the interconnect between the two signal chain components operating at 100% efficiency. Clearly, this isn’t the case, and factors like impedance mismatch ..

The Pasternack The Cable Creator Tool™ is a powerful method of ordering custom coaxial cable, where all cable assemblies ordered through the tool are typically built and shipped the same day as ordered. The selection of connector types, cable types, and configurations are extremely diverse and should fill virtually any coaxial cable assembly need. The ..

Coaxial cables are arguably the most common RF/microwave physical interconnect technology. Outside of waveguides and planar interconnect, coaxial cable assemblies are one of the few proven methods of reliably connecting RF/microwave/millimeter-wave networks. Given the diverse range of applications for coaxial cable assemblies, these cables are not one-size-fits-all. There are a variety of different coaxial cable ..

A Bidirectional Amplifier, or Bi-directional Amplifier (bda), is an active RF device that is widely used in a variety of telecommunication, radar, and other RF sensing applications. Though conceptually a Bidirectional Amplifier performs a relatively simple operation, the internal electronics can be somewhat complex. Moreover, many applications favor certain names and types of Bidirectional Amplifiers, ..