The Orange Book of Knowledge (OBK) has grown into much more than we at AR could have ever imagined. For many engineers, this resource book has turned into the “go-to” source for everything and anything related to EMC.
The Model KAW2020M16 is a Class AB wideband RF power amplifier delivering in excess of 100 Watts into a 50- Ohm load over the frequency range of 220 MHz to 245 MHz. The system features forward and reflected power indication on a front panel-mounted analog meter; over-drive protection; full VSWR protection, over-temperature protection, over-voltage, and over-current. System is CW rated with fast keying option.
This datasheet contains information on features and specifications for Bristol Instruments' 228 Series Optical Wavelength Meter.
This datasheet contains information on features and specifications for Bristol Instruments' 428 Series Multi-Wavelength Meter.
The PSA-2500C is a battery powered portable spectrum analyzer that operates in the 5 MHz to 2500 MHz frequency range. Its wideband input gives it the ability to monitor 10MHz reference signals and its 10KHz to 1MHz resolution bandwidth allows for viewing/monitoring small TT&C and data carriers. For specifications, features, and more, download the datasheet.
This datasheet contains information on features and specifications for Bristol Instruments' 671 Series Laser Wavelength Meter.
Anritsu’s MS2720T Series is the seventh generation of the Spectrum MasterTM handheld spectrum analyzer family.
Anritsu’s Site Master™ S820E is the highest performance, rugged, hand-held microwave cable/antenna analyzer covering 1 MHz to 40 GHz range. Utilizing the latest advancements in NLTL technology, the S820E architecture enables benchtop performance in a portable package.
This datasheet contains a sample image of the ARA-2576 foldable antennas, a detailed description of the antennas, and their specifications. These antennas are ideal for harsh environments and tactical/field applications.
This solid-state amplifier covers the 80 MHz to 1000 MHz frequency range and uses push-pull circuitry in its higher power stages in order to lower distortion and improve stability. It’s particularly well suited for applications that require an amplifier with high gain and instantaneous bandwidth.
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