Norwood, Mass. – Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) today introduced four high performance RF and microwave standard modules that extend and strengthen its standard module product portfolio. The new modules complement ADI’s existing product offerings by delivering easy-to-use, fully integrated, hermetically sealed solutions that dramatically shorten the proof-of-concept phase of the design cycle and help reduce the overall in-house technical support needed to assemble, test, and validate a design. Analog Devices offers the largest and most diverse portfolio of RF and microwave modules available on the market today. Unlike many other module manufacturers, ADI uses its own Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (MMICs) in each module, which guarantees consistent high quality, reliability and performance in any application.
“ADI’s comprehensive portfolio of standard module products allows our customers to construct quickly and easily a fully operational prototype in less than half the time it takes to design and build from a clean sheet of paper,” said Bryan Goldstein, general manager, Aerospace and Defense Business Unit, Analog Devices. “These hermetically sealed, high-reliability products allow our customers to provide rapid prototype demonstrations and deliver these products into commercial and military flight systems as production ready components. If required, ADI can perform additional levels of screening such as radiation hardening to ensure complete compliance for space-related applications.”
| Product | Description | Full Production | Packaging |
| HMC-C582 | .01 GHz to 20 GHz, Ultra Wideband Power Amplifier Module | Now | ML-4-1 |
| HMC-C583 | 0.1 GHz to 40 GHz Single Pole Single Throw Switch Module (SPST) | Now | ML-5-1 |
| HMC-C584 | 0.1 GHz to 40 GHz, 31dB, 5-Bit Digital Attenuator Module | Now | HML-10-1 |
| HMC7891 | 2 GHz to 18 GHz Limiting Amplifier Module | Now | ML-4-2 |
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