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BWO vs. BWA: Understanding the Differences in RF Microwave
Explore the distinctions between Backward Wave Oscillators (BWO) and Backward Wave Amplifiers (BWA) in RF and microwave technology, including their applications, principles, and features.
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Cascaded Gain and Noise Figure Calculator
Calculate cascaded gain and noise figure for a 3-stage amplifier system using our online calculators. Understand the formulas and their application in RF design.
Circular Spiral Inductor Calculator
Calculate the inductance of a circular spiral inductor using our online calculator. Simply input the number of turns, spacing, inner diameter, and outer diameter.
Circular Waveguide Cutoff Frequency Calculator
Calculate the cutoff frequency for circular waveguides using our calculator and formula for TE and TM modes. Optimize your RF and microwave designs.
Coaxial Cable Capacitance and Inductance Calculator
Calculate the capacitance and inductance per unit length of a coaxial cable based on its dimensions, permittivity, and permeability.
Coaxial Cable vs. Waveguide vs. Microstrip Line: A Detailed Comparison
Explore the differences between coaxial cables, waveguides, and microstrip lines in RF and microwave systems, focusing on structure, principles, advantages, and applications.
Differential Microstrip Impedance Calculator
Calculate differential microstrip impedance using this online calculator. Includes formula and example calculation.
Directional Coupler S-Matrix Derivation Explained
Learn about directional couplers and the step-by-step derivation of their scattering matrix (S-matrix), including assumptions and simplifications.
Embedded Microstrip Impedance Calculator
Calculate the characteristic impedance of an embedded microstrip line using this calculator and formula.
EMC Bonding: Types and Behavior at RF & Microwave Frequencies
Explore EMC bonding types (direct and indirect) and their behavior at RF/microwave frequencies, emphasizing impedance, parasitic effects, and applications for EMI mitigation.
GaN vs. LDMOS: Advantages and Differences
Explore the advantages of GaN and LDMOS technologies in RF and microwave applications, including performance, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
Gyrator: Function and Basics Explained
Learn about the gyrator, a ferrite-based device providing a 180-degree phase shift in RF and microwave circuits. Discover its function and working principle.
Hittite Launches 1-Watt MMIC Power Amplifier for VSAT Applications
Hittite's HMC7229LS6 is a GaAs pHEMT MMIC power amplifier with 1W output power, ideal for VSAT, radio, and satellite communication systems operating from 37 to 40 GHz.
IIP3 Calculator and Formula: Calculate Input Intercept Point
Calculate IIP3 using the IIP3 formula, based on gain and OIP3. Also, calculate OIP3 using fundamental frequencies and third-order intermodulation product powers.
MESFET Cutoff Frequency Calculator
Calculate the MESFET cutoff frequency and maximum operating frequency using this online calculator. Learn about the formulas for both calculations.
Metamaterials: Characteristics, Process, and Applications
Explore metamaterials: man-made composites with properties not found in nature. Learn about their classification, realization process, and applications in antennas, sensors, and more.
Microstrip Line Impedance Calculator
Calculate the impedance of a microstrip line using this online calculator. Explore microstrip line configurations and understand effective permittivity.
Microstrip Line Types: Overview and Applications
Explore the different types of microstrip lines—basic, stripline, suspended stripline, slotline, CPW, and finline—their features, advantages, and applications in RF and microwave circuits.
Microstrip Mitred Bend Calculator
Calculate the dimensions for a microstrip mitred bend using this online calculator. Includes formula and example.
Microstrip Patch Antennas for Mobile Devices: Design and Implementation
Explore microstrip patch antennas for mobile devices. Learn about their design, advantages, and a practical example for GSM, CDMA, and LTE networks.
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