Pulsed TWTA Powers 32 to 36 GHz

August 6, 2015

Model dB-3861 is a high-power traveling-wave-tube amplifier (TWTA) for pulsed Ka-band applications from 32 to 36 GHz. Well suited for such applications as radar and electronic-warfare (EW) systems, the amplifier delivers 400 W peak output power with 56-dB minimum gain at a 25% duty cycle. It is designed for…

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