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This is the conclusion to our series on how system design engineers can weigh the benefits of custom vs. COTS power supplies. Read part one

This is part two of a three-part series on how system design engineers can weigh benefits of custom vs. COTS power supplies. Read part one.

This is part one of a three-part series on how system design engineers can weigh the benefits of custom vs. COTS power supplies. By Robert

Radar simulation systems must accurately prove whether an electronic warfare (EW) system is ready to perform reliably in the field. This can be challenging for

Next week, dB Control will debut its virtual booth at the International Microwave Symposium. A team of remote engineers and experts will be available to

Radar simulation systems must accurately prove whether an electronic warfare (EW) system is ready to perform reliably in the field. Some EW system engineers choose

In the last post on SWAP-C considerations, we introduced the challenges inherent in working with high frequencies – specifically, Ka-band (continuous wave [CW] and pulsed)

Building solid state power amplifiers (SSPAs), microwave power modules (MPMs) and traveling wave tube amplifiers (TWTAs) to operate in the Ka-band, Q-band, and other high-frequency

In Part 1, we discussed the definition and origins of the microwave power module (MPM). A signature feature of an MPM is the use of

The microwave power module (MPM) concept was initiated by the US military. The Tri-Service (Army, Navy, Air Force) officially launched the MPM program in 1991