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Z-Communications, Inc. - Press Release 7-18-2008


Z-Communications, Inc.

Z-Comm Introduces a New S-Band VCO:
SMV3400A-LF - Excellent Harmonic Suppression


Z-Comm S-Band VCO: SMV3400A-LFSAN DIEGO, July 18, 2008: Z-Communications, Inc. announces a new RoHS compliant VCO (Voltage-Controlled Oscillator) model SMV3400A-LF in S-band. The SMV3400A-LF operates from 3220-3580 MHz with a tuning voltage range of 0.5-3 Vdc. This VCO features a typical phase noise of -80 dBc/Hz @10KHz offset and a typical tuning sensitivity of 230 MHz/V.

The SMV3400A-LF is designed to deliver a typical output power of 5 dBm at 3.3V DC supply while drawing only 16 mA (typical) over the temperature range of -30º to 85ºC. This VCO features excellent typical 2nd harmonic suppression of -30 dBc and comes in Z-Comm’s industry SUB MINI-L package measuring only 0.3 in. x 0.3 in. x 0.08 in. It is available in tape and reel packaging for production requirements. The SMV3400A-LF is also ideal for automated surface mount assembly and reflow.

SMV3400A-LF is well suited for satellite communication applications that require superior 2nd harmonic suppression and ultra low phase noise performance. Additional specifications for this product can be found on-line at
http://www.zcomm.com/webstore/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=SMV3400A-LF .

For further information on this model or any other product from Z-Communications, Inc. please contact our sales department via e-mail at sales@zcomm.com or call us at 858-621-2700 or visit our website at www.zcomm.com.

Part Number:   SMV3400A-LF

Delivery:           Stock-4 weeks

Contact:            Z-Communications, Inc.

                           Sales Department              

                           Tel: 858-621-2700 

                           Fax: 858-621-2722

                           Sales Email: sales@zcomm.com

                           Technical Support Email: applications@zcomm.com

                           URL: http://www.zcomm.com

 


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