Coaxial Dynamics - Press Release 11-7-2007

Coaxial Dynamics Instrumentation Short Form Catalog

Coaxial Dynamics Releases New 24 Page Instrumentation Short Form Catalog Containing Over 500 Individual Products for Configuring RF Power Measurement Systems

Coaxial Dynamics has just released a new 24 page Instrumentation Short Form Catalog. It contains over 500 individual products for configuring RF Power Measurement systems. The capabilities include Analog and Digital RF Power measurement from 100 mW up to 100kW in a bandwidth of 2 MHz up to 1.8 GHz. The systems are available in both portable and rack/bench mount versions and are optimized for a specific power and frequency range for higher accuracy. Product lines included are Analog and Digital Wattmeters, Line Sections, Elements, Cable Assemblies and Quick Match (removable) connectors.

The new catalog is available to download in pdf format from the Coaxial Dynamics website at:

http://www.coaxial.com/flyers/ShortFormInst2007d.pdf

Coaxial Dynamics, founded in 1969 is located in Middleburg Heights near Cleveland, Ohio, USA. The company has been a leading manufacturer of precision equipment for the measurement, attenuation, termination and filtering of RF power from 1 Watt to 200 Kilowatts. Engineers and technicians in a wide variety of markets throughout the world use coaxial Dynamic’s products. Examples include Analog and Digital Radio and Television Broadcast, Telecommunications, Military, Aerospace, Scientific and Land Mobile markets.
Contact information:

Coaxial Dynamics

6800 Lake Abram Drive
Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
Tel: 440-243-1100
Fax: 440-243-1101
Web: http://coaxial.com

David Distler
Sales and Marketing Manager
Email: ddistler@coaxial.com

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