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The Critical Role of Coaxial Cables in Powering High-Performance Radar Systems

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By Ted Prema, Applications Engineer
| Microwave Product Digest Verified
by Ted Prema, Applications Engineer, Times Microwave Systems Modern radar systems are essential in numerous mission-critical applications, ranging from air traffic control to military surveillance and even weather forecasting. At their core, these radar systems heavily rely on one fundamental element: the consistent and dependable transmission of radio frequency (RF) signals between phased-array antennas and electronic equipment.
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Using Multiport Connectors in High-Frequency Military and Avionics Systems

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By Ted Prema
| In Compliance Magazine
Today, military and avionics electronic systems are being developed with increased frequency ranges to add bandwidth and functionality while also being designed to fit smaller spaces. Meeting reduced size, weight, and power (SWaP) system goals poses challenges for high‑frequency RF/microwave cables and connectors that must meet complex electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications but also enable access to subsystem modules for maintenance and troubleshooting.
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Adding new high-frequency capabilities to military avionics applications

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By Ted Prema
| Military Embedded
Story Radio frequency (RF) system manufacturers are creating advanced new system designs to accommodate extremely restricted space constraints and rising operating frequencies in military avionics applications. The high-frequency radio frequency (RF) interconnections within military avionics systems are essential components. They must perform repeatably and reliably and meet reduced size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements.
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Times Microwave Systems - Military Embedded Systems

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By Matthew Radicchi, Cameron Foley-Molovinsky, David Slack, Ted Prema
| Military Embedded
Company Directory GUEST BLOG: RF interconnects and military performance - Blog Modern military platforms demand increasingly sophisticated radio-frequency (RF) interconnect solutions that can perform reliably in the most challenging environments while meeting strict size, weight, and power (SWaP) requirements. Decades of development across the RF industry have led to considerable innovation in supporting these mission-critical applications.
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