dB Control Introduces Pulsed 15-18 GHz MPM Providing 1kW Power at 7% Max Duty Cycle

Summary of dB Control Introduces Pulsed 15-18 GHz MPM Providing 1kW Power at 7% Max Duty Cycle


dB Control introduced the Model dB-3814, a pulsed microwave power module (MPM) with instantaneous bandwidth from 15 GHz to 18 GHz, delivering 1 kW peak power at up to 7% duty cycle. Designed for applications like airborne SAR and multi-mode radars, EW threat simulation, radar countermeasures and manned/unmanned platforms, it emphasizes wide bandwidth, high pulse burst performance, low phase noise and spurious, excellent amplitude/phase stability, and reliable operation to 40,000 feet and base plate temperatures down to -40°C.

Parts used in the Model dB-3814:

  • Pulsed Microwave Power Module (Model dB-3814)
  • <li RF amplifier components providing 15–18 GHz coverage <li High-power RF output stage rated for 1 kW peak
  • Pulsed power supply supporting 7% maximum duty cycle
  • Thermally rated base plate for -40°C operation
  • Altitude-capable enclosure rated to 40,000 feet
  • Phase noise and spurious suppression components
  • Amplitude and phase stability control circuitry


Fremont, Calif. (PRWEB) February 08, 2012

dB Control Corp., an established manufacturer known for its reliable, high-power microwave amplifiers, radar/electronic countermeasure (ECM) transmitters and power supplies, is introducing the Model dB-3814, a pulsed Microwave Power Module (MPM) with instantaneous bandwidth operating in the 15 GHz to18 GHz frequency range and providing 1 kW peak power at 7% maximum duty cycle. Applications for this MPM include airborne synthetic aperture (SAR) and multi-mode radars, electronic warfare (EW) threat simulation, radar countermeasures and manned and unmanned platforms.

 

Radar detection systems such as EW threat simulators require high-power components that meet high- performance standards, including wide bandwidth, high pulse burst, extremely low phase noise and spurious, excellent amplitude, phase stability and more. dB Control specifically designed the dB-3814 to meet these requirements while operating reliably at altitudes of up to 40,000 feet, with a low operating base plate temperature of -40

Quick Solutions to Questions related to Model dB-3814:

  • What frequency range does the Model dB-3814 cover?
    The module operates over an instantaneous bandwidth from 15 GHz to 18 GHz.
  • What peak power does the dB-3814 provide?
    It provides 1 kW peak power.
  • What is the maximum duty cycle for the dB-3814?
    The maximum duty cycle is 7%.
  • For which applications is the dB-3814 intended?
    Applications include airborne SAR and multi-mode radars, electronic warfare threat simulation, radar countermeasures, and manned and unmanned platforms.
  • What performance characteristics does the dB-3814 emphasize?
    It emphasizes wide bandwidth, high pulse burst performance, extremely low phase noise and spurious, and excellent amplitude and phase stability.
  • To what altitude can the dB-3814 reliably operate?
    It is designed to operate reliably at altitudes up to 40,000 feet.
  • What low temperature can the dB-3814 base plate withstand?
    The base plate has a low operating temperature rating of -40°C.

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