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Latest Products and News from Triad RF Systems
March 1, 2019:
UHF Circuit Card Amplifier for
CubeSat Radio Systems
The
TA1120 is a small form factor, lightweight
circuit card amplifier that has been designed to be integrated
into existing CubeSat and NanoSat satellite systems.
Operating from 380 to 470 MHz, the TA1120 is compatible with most UHF transmitters.
This amplifier offers up to 4 W of output power to ensure proper communication
while operating in Low Earth orbit (LEO).
Weighing in at less than a half of an ounce with a footprint of only 2.7 x 1.3 inches,
the TA1120 is perfect for applications where small size and light weight are critical.
With a voltage input range of +9 to +14 VDC, the TA1120 is versatile enough
to operate on a range of available voltage buses typically found in a CubeSat chassis.
The TA1120 is currently in the process of becoming space flight qualified, and
will soon join the other qualified amplifiers in the Triad RF product line such
as the TA1109, which is currently flying in Low Earth Orbit aboard a commercially
available CubeSat Chassis.
C-Band High Efficiency 4 Channel (QUAD) MIMO
Ruggedized BDA
Well suited for today's modern 4x4 MIMO radios, the
TTRM4005QR is designed to extend the range of mission-critical
communications. Covering the
lower C-Band, this BDA offers 25 watts of output power,
and operates from 4400 - 5000 MHz.
State-of-the-art GaN devices, along with complex matching circuits for the driver
and final devices allow the TTRM4005QR to deliver 5 watts of OFDM output power
per channel, while maintaining an EVM of 4.4%. Compared to our older model, the
TTRM1008Q, this new quad BDA is almost four times more efficient meaning lower power
consumption, longer battery life, and less required cooling.
Featuring an integrated heatsink and an IP67 rated DC/Control circular connector,
the TTRM4005QR has been built to survive in extremely severe environments. The unit
has been designed in the same manner as our other military products that have successfully
passed the rigorous tests of MIL-STD-810G, MIL-STD-461E and MIL-STD-901D. Integrating
the heatsink also helps cut down on size, allowing the TTRM4005QR to measure in
at 11.00 x 4.77 x 2.50 inches to help meet strict SWAP requirements.
The TTRM4005QR comes with several new features including the following:
- Available with either RF-detect automatic Tx/Rx switching or manual Tx/Rx control
- Status pin to indicate over-temperature alarm, or a failure mode
- Improved base plate temperature output circuitry
Production quantities have already begun shipping to several domestic and international
customers of high speed video and data links.
200 Watt 2x2 MIMO S-Band Bi-Directional Amplifier
The
TTRM1123D is our latest
Dual Channel BDA operating from 2200 MHz to 2500 MHz.
Offering up to 100 watts of output power per channel for a total of 200 watts
when used with a MIMO radio, this bi-directional amplifier is our highest power
Dual Channel model in our COTS BDA lineup.
Using state of the art GaN technology, this BDA is able to maintain over 30%
efficiency while operating at its maximum output power.
The TTRM1123D measures only 8.35 x 4.95 x 1.31 inches. RF connectors are
TNC Females and the DC connector is a circular locking 10 Pin. The unit is built
to pass MIL-STD-810 and equivalents. It also includes our newest over/under and
reverse voltage protection circuitry to help prevent accidental damage during integration
and usage.
10 Watt Low SWaP 3 GHz LTE Amplifier
The new
TA1205 uses state of the art GaN devices that operate in the
3000-3600 MHz band. It amplifies in several of the
LTE bands including 22, 42, 43 and 48. The unit provides 23 dB of small signal
gain with a peak power of 10 watts. When transmitting COFDM signals, the unit
provides 2 W across the band with an EVM of 4% or better.
The TA1205 boasts a small form factor measuring 4 x 2.3 x 0.5 and weighs
5 oz. The DC connector is a 9 Pin micro D-Sub that accepts input voltages from
+9 to +20 V. RF connectors are both SMA Females.
Triad RF News
Triad RF Continues to Grow!
Triad RF's revenue grew over 40% from 2017 to 2018! A portion of the growth came
from our military ultra wide-band power amplifiers, our new CubeSat product line,
and continued strength from the MIMO radio market.
Even though our staff grew over 23%, our profit margins increased as expected,
allowing us to continue to heavily invest in new product development including high
power radio systems. Our space product line and further development of our high
powered MIMO radio subsystems continue to move forward with continued product releases
coming throughout 2019.
Join our LinkedIN Group- UAV Data Links
The
UAV Data Links group focuses on the engineering community involved
in the systems design and integration of telemetry, video, and data links for unmanned
air, ground and sea vehicles.
The discussions include RF Power, Antenna Gain/Pattern, Receiver Sensitivity,
Path Loss, RF Interference with GPS and other systems, Bi-Directional Amplifiers,
Radio Manufacturers, RF Modulation, and Ground Station Tracking.
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
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Posted March 5, 2019
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