Discover how RF power amplifiers enable military communication systems. Learn roles in tactical radios, EW, radar, SATCOM, SDR, and phased arrays, plus GaN vs GaAs trade-offs and design tips.
Sep 11 ,26
Digital/ Voltage-controlled Phase Shifters
● High-Precision Phase Control
● Wideband Operating Range
● Fast Response Time
● Low Insertion Loss
● Temperature-Stable Performance
● Multi-Control Interface Compatibility
| Part No. | Item | Frequency range | Main Specification | Connector Type | Material | Driver | Size(mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MX-APS-0207-180 | Voltage controlled phase shifter | 2-7GHz | Insert loss 3dB, phase shift range 180° | SMA Female/SMA Female | Gold-plated brass | VT=0-14V | 20x20x10 |
| MX-APS-0618-180 | Voltage controlled phase shifter | 6-18GHz | Insert loss 5dB, phase shift range 180° | SMA Female/SMA Female | Gold-plated brass | VT=0-15V | 20x20x10 |
| MX-APS-1826-360 | Voltage controlled phase shifter | 18-26.5GHz | Insert loss 6dB, phase shift range 360° | SMA Female/SMA Female | Gold-plated brass | VT=0-16V | 20x20x10 |
| MX-APS-2431-360 | Voltage controlled phase shifter | 24.5-31GHz | Insert loss 6dB, phase shift range 360° | 2.92mm Female/2.92mm Female | Gold-plated brass | VT=0-14V | 20x20x10 |
| MX-DPS-004008-6 | Digitally Controlled phase shifter | 0.4-0.8GHz | step5.625°，6 digit | SMA Female/SMA Female | Aluminum alloy | VD=-5V，6 digitTTL | 22x28x10 |
| MX-DPS-00802-6 | Digitally Controlled phase shifter | 0.8-2GHz | step5.625°，6 digit | SMA Female/SMA Female | Aluminum alloy | VD=-5V，6 digitTTL | 22x28x10 |
| MX-DPS-0207-6 | Digitally Controlled phase shifter | 2-7GHz | step5.625°，6 digit | SMA Female/SMA Female | Aluminum alloy | VD=-5V，6 digitTTL | 22x28x10 |
| MX-DPS-0618-6 | Digitally Controlled phase shifter | 6-18GHz | step5.625°，6 digit | SMA Female/SMA Female | Aluminum alloy | VD=-5V，6 digitTTL | 22x28x10 |
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