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PMI Intros 8.0 - 18.0 GHz, SDLVA w/Temperature Compensation,
Single +5 VDC Supply, Operation to +95°C
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April 4, 2012 Press Release
New Product Announcement
8.0 GHz to 18.0 GHz, SDLVA featuring Temperature Compensation, Single
+5 VDC Supply and Operation up to +95 Deg. C
PMI Model No.
SDLVA-8G18G-40-5-SFF
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PMI Model SDLVA-8G18G-40-5-SFF is an 8-18GHz Successive Detection Log Video Amplifier that is supplied in
a ruggedized, hermetically sealed housing that measured only 1.2"L x 0.85"W x 0.4"H. This model operates
on a single +5VDC supply and consumes less than 130mA of current. This model is highly temperature
compensated such that the log linearity is better than +/-1dB over the temperature range of -54 to +85
degrees C. This model has a logging range of -40dBm to 0dBm with an output log video voltage of 10mV to
2.25V. This model features a fast rise / fall time of 25ns/30ns and a recovery time of less than 40nsec.
This unit is listed as having an operating temperature range of -54 to +85 degrees C, but is designed to
operate at extended temperature ranges up to +95 degrees C.
Click the links below for
additional information and test data:
Specifications:
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This file contains a complete listing of all PMI standard
products including Amplifiers, Filters, Switch Filter Banks, Switch Products, Limiters, Phase Shifters,
SDLVA's, Threshold Detectors, Couplers, Power Dividers, and many others. The search by product type &
specification feature allows quick location of the device you need. Direct web links are included which
allow easy web site viewing which contains specification listings, data, and test reports.
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Posted 4/5/2012
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