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• • M/a-com
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SHF Microwave Parts Co. IC's

Integrated Circuits (IC's) available from: SHF Microwave Parts Company 7102 W. 500 S. La Porte, Indiana, 46350, USA Fax +1-219-785-4552 For more information send e-mail toarutz@shfmicro.com To get these parts from us, download order form (4Kb Acrobat file) Phillips TEA5551T one-chip AM radio receiver IC The circuit consists of a complete AM receiver and dual AF amplifier with low quiescent current...

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mar/era

MAR/ERA/GAL and SGA amplifiers available from: SHF Microwave Parts Company 7102 W. 500 S. La Porte, Indiana, 46350, USA For more information send e-mail to arutz@shfmicro.com MCL SAV-541+ Ultra-low-noise E-PHMET transistor We stock this low-noise transistor that works from UHF through 6 Ghz and uses a single positive power supply. $US4 each. This transistor is able to withstand modest high-voltage...

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faq17.html

SHF MICROWAVE PARTS Co. Ham Microwave FAQ's If you have questions, e-mail to arutz@shfmicro.com (1) How far can you transmit with microwave? Generally, a microwave path works as far as you have a line-of-sight path to the other station. This means that distances of 10 Km to 50 Km are pretty normal. I have worked 10 ghz mobile at 60 mph (90 Km/h) holding the radio out of the window for a distance o...

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