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Planar Monolithic Industries (PMI) Intros Two Successive Detection Log Video Amplifier (SDLVA) |
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PMI Model No. SDLVA-418-65-16MV-12DBM is a successive detection log video amplifier (SDLVA) that operates between the 4.0 GHz to 18.0 GHz frequency range. It has a dynamic range of 65 dB, a nominal log slope of 16.7mV / dB. Furthermore; it has been designed using cutting edge technology which provides stunning performance and reliability in a compact package making it an optimum solution for high speed channelized receiver applications.
SDLVA-418-65-16MV-12DBM SDLVA PMI Model No. SDLVA-100M18G-CW-70-MAH is a CW-Immune, Successive Detection Log Video Amplifier operating in the 100 MHz to 18.0 GHz frequency band. It features an SPST on the RF output which allows for the RF to be turned off when the RF signal is below the adjustable threshold setting. In addition, the output switch can be controlled externally by enabling the external trigger. Furthermore, an LVTTL output is provided for time-gaiting or sampling to assist in digital system integration.
SDLVA-100M18G-CW-70-MAH SDLVA About Planar Monolithics Industries (PMI) Planar Monolithics was founded basically to take advantage of the growing demand in monolithic-based products using the hybrid MIC/MMIC technology innovations that are mushrooming in a big way all over the world. High performance and reliable products can be obtained by using this technology. Planar Monolithics will meet these requirements. Planar Monolithics organization has been setup to design, develop, manufacture, test, and market complex state-of-the-art hybrid RF/microwave and monolithic integrated circuits (MIC/MMIC) and components, and hybrid MIC/MMIC supercomponents and subsystems. Planar Monolithics provides its unique products for applications in space, military, communications, telecommunications, commercial, and consumer electronics systems. Contacts: Planar Monolithics Industries Inc. Website: www.pmi-rf.com
Posted July 6, 2015 |
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