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Teledyne e2v HiRel Intros Two New High-Power PIN Diode Limiter Modules |
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Packaged in a small 8 mm x 5 mm form factor
Teledyne e2v HiRel TDLM052402 and TDLM961122 High Power Limiter Modules TDLM052402QC-290 Specs
TDLM961122MC-299 Specs
MILPITAS, CA - March 22, 2021 - Teledyne e2v HiRel today announced two new additions to its family of high power limiters, the TDLM052402, a quasi-active, 2 kW, L/S/C-band SMT PIN Diode Limiter and the TDLM961122 High Power Limiter Module a quasi-active, 1 kW, ARNS/IFF-band SMT PIN Diode Limiter. Both devices offer "always on" high power CW and peak protection. The new power limiter modules are packaged in a small 8 mm x 5 mm form factor designed for demanding electronic warfare and radar applications and utilize proven hybrid assembly technology. Parts are screened and qualified for high reliability applications. Each has an operating temperature range of -65 °C to 125 °C. They boast excellent thermal management features, with a proprietary design methodology that minimizes thermal resistance from the PIN Diode junction-to-base plate (RTHJ-A). The limiter design employs a two-stage detector circuit which enables ultra-fast turn-on of the high-power PIN Diodes. "These two devices are excellent additions to Teledyne e2v HiRel's high power limiter portfolio for military applications, as we continue to expand our RF product line," said Mont Taylor, VP of Business Development at Teledyne HiRel. "We support Source Controlled Drawings, and devices are tested and shipped from our certified facility in Milpitas, California, one of the industry's most trusted production locations." The first device, the TDLM052402, is designed for optimal small signal insertion loss, permitting an extremely low receiver noise figure while simultaneously offering excellent large input signal in the range 0.5 GHz to 4 GHz. The second device, the TDLM961122, is also designed for optimal small signal insertion loss, permitting an extremely low receiver noise figure while simultaneously offering excellent large input signal in the Aeronautical Radio Navigation Service (ARNS)/ Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) frequency range of 960 MHz to 1,215 MHz. Other key features and specifications include: TDLM05
Both devices are available for ordering and shipment today. Contact Teledyne e2v HiRel for information on similar devices for X, L, IFF and other bands.
About Teledyne e2v HiRel Electronics Teledyne e2v innovations lead developments in space, transportation, defense, and industrial markets. Teledyne e2v's unique approach involves listening to the market and to the application challenges of customers and partnering with our customers to provide innovative standard, semi-custom or fully custom solutions, bringing increased value to their systems. www.tdehirel.com
About Teledyne Defense Electronics Serving Defense, Space and Commercial sectors worldwide, Teledyne Defense Electronics offers a comprehensive portfolio of highly engineered solutions that meet your most demanding requirements in the harshest environments. Manufacturing both custom and off-the-shelf product offerings, our diverse product lines meet emerging needs for key applications for avionics, energetics, electronic warfare, missiles, radar, satcom, space, and test and measurement. www.teledynedefelec.com
Contact Info: Sharon Fletcher Director of Marketing Teledyne Microwave Solutions Phone: (323)-241-1623 Web: www.teledyne.com E-mail: sharon.fletcher@teledyne.com
Posted March 23, 2021 |
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