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Reno, Nevada, January 3rd, 2017

EM Research Intros Broadband, High Performance Synthesizer - RF CafeThe ZFR-20000-XA is a multi-octave frequency synthesizer operating from 4 to 20 GHz with fast switching capability (<100 µSec) and <-60 dBc spurs across the entire range. The ZFR offers a low profile design for use as a local oscillator in airborne radar applications capable of withstanding high vibration and shock.

The ZFR-20000-XA locks to an external 10 MHz reference and exhibits extremely low phase noise at any frequency; <-101 dBc/Hz @ 4 GHz and <-89 dBc/Hz @ 20 GHz, both at 100 kHz offset. The device also features +10 dBm output power, 10 MHz step size, and powered through a +5 V supply with <1500 mA current draw. This small, rugged package (4.5" x 2.5" x 0.6") features SMA RF connectors and a 21-pin Micro-D header for I/O and operates over the temperature range of -40° C to +85° C with extended temperatures available.

About EM Research, Inc.

EM Research is the partner that industry leaders trust to deliver innovative, configurable frequency generation and signal conversion solutions with excellent phase noise performance and ultra-low power consumption, all made in the USA to the highest quality standards. With decades of engineering expertise across a broad range of frequency bands, an ISO-certified manufacturing facility and relentless customer service, EM Research provides full spectrum innovation that drives clients' mission success.

Contact Info:

Caleb Van Kirk

Sales & Marketing Manager

EM Research, Inc.

1301 Corporate Blvd.

Reno, Nevada 89502 – USA

Phone 775.345.2411

E-Mail: vankirkc@emresearch.com

Website: www.emresearch.com

 

 

Posted January 9, 2017