Triad RF Systems Intros a 2000 - 2500 MHz, 4 W CubeSat/NanoSat Amplifier |
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Features: High speed on/off control, Over-temperature protection
About Triad RF System Triad RF Systems, founded in 2010, designs and manufactures high-performance, high-power RF and microwave amplifiers operating at frequencies from 10 MHz to 20 GHz. The company focuses on delivering extremely high reliability and ruggedness when integrating its products within the confines of subsystems and systems - without sacrificing efficiency or linearity and adhering to stringent requirements for size, weight, and power. The company's products are employed in commercial and military applications, including terrestrial wireless and satellite communications, radar, electronic warfare, medical, digital video broadcast, and avionics systems. Contact Info: Triad RF Systems Chris DeAngelis 11 Harts Lane, Suite I East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Email: sales@triadrf.com Web: www.triadrf.com Phone: 1-855-558-1001 Copyright © 2018 Triad RF Systems, All rights reserved.
Posted February 2, 2018 |
January 18, 2018: The TA1109 is a small form factor
circuit card amplifier designed to be integrated into CubeSat and NanoSat satellite systems.
Weighing in at less than a half an ounce, the TA1109 is perfect for applications where
small size and weight reduction is critical. Operating at 2000-2500 MHz, the TA1109
offers up to 4 W of output power, with a voltage input range of +9 to +14 VDC.
This class AB GaN module is designed for both military
and commercial applications. It is capable of supporting any signal type and modulation
format, including but not limited to 3-4G telecom, WLAN, OFDM, DVB, and CW/AM/FM. The
latest device technologies and design methods are employed to offer high power density,
efficiency, and linearity in a small, lightweight package.