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Marquistech has built out India's first fully equipped GCF and PTCRB conformance lab using Rohde & Schwarz systems, giving mobile, IoT, and wireless module makers a local option for certification testing that covers everything from 5G non-terrestrial networks to EMI and EMC compliance.

Delivers 200 watts across 900 to 1700 MHz to target cellular, GNSS, and drone control frequencies in one compact GaN module. Built for mobile, airborne, shipboard, and ground platforms, the Model 1240 gives defense integrators a new high-power tool for disrupting or enabling positioning and control systems.

Saelig has rolled out the 4th generation AIM-TTi PSA Series 4 handheld spectrum analyzers, adding real time FFT capture that catches transient and frequency hopping signals conventional swept analyzers miss, built for RF engineers working in demanding field conditions.

Chroma Systems Solutions is now the Americas sales representative for ProGrAnalog's LoadSlammer portfolio, giving engineering teams across Canada, the U.S., and Latin America easier access to transient load testing and power delivery network validation tools built for today's fastest ASIC, CPU, GPU, and FPGA designs.

Modelithics and Spectrum Control team up to deliver measurement-validated models for a full line of high-reliability RF resistive components — with free 90-day trial licenses on the table for designers ready to put them to the test.

Vectawave's VBA1060-60 brings 60W of GaN-powered broadband performance across 1 to 6 GHz — with Class A mismatch tolerance, proprietary Quadrature Hybrid combining, and flexible remote control via Ethernet, USB, and GPIB.

Vitrek's combined V10X and 964i platform brings intelligent automation to high-voltage cable validation — reducing manual test burden while delivering hipot testing, leakage detection, and digital traceability across EV, aerospace, medical, and defense cable assemblies.

Narda-MITEQ's SLNA family brings COTS flexibility to space flight LNA applications, covering VHF through Ka-Band with gain options up to 50 dB and radiation tolerance up to 200 krad — from LEO missions to the outer reaches of deep space.

Narda-MITEQ has extended its cryogenic amplifier portfolio with the CLNA series, engineered for operation down to 4K. Targeting radio astronomy, radiometry, and quantum computing, the new lineup draws on decades of cryogenic design experience and advanced semiconductor technology.

Narda-MITEQ's ULNA series delivers up to 0.5 dB noise figure improvement over standard LNAs across a broadband 100 MHz to 40 GHz range — with drop-in compatible housings and InP HEMT technology built for demanding, high-frequency applications.