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  1. thomaskuhn

    Why is my RF circuit behaving like this?

    I am not an RF engineer but play one at work. I am working in uhf SatCom. In the lab, In order to test two radios communicating over a satellite, I built a small RF circuit out of cots components. I basically put a mixer between the two radios and inject the delta of the uplink and downlink...
  2. thomaskuhn

    Building a Diplexer form COTS parts

    I am working on some UHF SATCOM test equipment. We currently have a Trilithic FD1000 Diplexer that works to split/combine the TX and RX, so that radios that have a single RF port can be hooked to radios that have separate RX and TX ports. Unfortunately this FD1000 is pretty expensive and we...
  3. thomaskuhn

    Where can I find a low cost, small form factor, single frequency RF signal generator

    I am not an RF engineer, but I am working with UHF satcom and would like to build a small portable Satellite simulator. The simulator needs a 41MHz 1dBm Rf input to up/down convert the uplink to the downlink. In the lab I use a large bench top HP signal generator to provide this signal. I...
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    Convert Small signal pulse to RS-232 signal levels?

    I have a USB monitoring device, that once a certain data pattern is found, triggers out a small 4-5V pulse. The pulse is very small, about 400ns. It seems to be too small to be detected on a RS-232 Clear-To-Send (CTS)input pin. I am using a USB RS-232 dongle (Keyspan USA-19HS) as an input to...
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    Engineering a sealed speaker into IP67 Encosure

    I am currently working to improve a product of ours that is a rugged, embedded, man wearable computer enclosure. Our customer would like to implement an audible alarm or better yet, a speaker to play prerecorded audible warnings. The current design is a simple 3" x 6" two piece machined...

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