Ultra Wide Band VCO
PLL & Synthesizers
FMCW Sensor
Millimeter Wave
Release of new FMCWs
Sivers IMA AB has broaden its portfolio of FMCW products, by adding 5 and 24 GHz versions to the existing 10 GHz version. The FMCW family now consists of following products
RS3400S/00 FMCW 5 GHz
RS3400X/00 FMCW 10 GHz
RS3400K/00 FMCW 24 GHz
All products are fully synthesized and have low power consumption and a wideband sweep for high accuracy.
A complete kit for easy evaluation and control of the unit from a PC is available
Typical application are level gauge measurement, collision avoidance in industrial applications, speed measurement, surveillance etc.
New Employment
Sivers IMA has been reinforced on the development side by the employment of Dr. Martin Norling. Martin will be working with the development of new VCOs among other things. Martin comes from Chalmers University of Technology, where he recently completed his Ph.D. Martins main focus in his research work has been novel types of resonators for applications in VCOs.
This further enhances Sivers IMA strong connection between Chalmers University of Technology and the Gigahertz Center.
1 Comment »Gigahertz Symposium 2010
On March 9-10 Lunds University will host the Gigahertz Symposium 2010. Sivers IMA will attend with two speakers presenting mm Wave Front Ends and new single and dual fundamental surface mount VCOs. For more info about Gigahertz Symposium go to www.gigahertz.nu
No Comments »Article About Sivers IMAs development of a 80 GHz Broad Band Converter
The Swedish magazine Ny Teknik wrote an artikel about Sivers IMAs development of a 80 GHz Broad Band Converter. To read the article click following link http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/innovation/forskning_utveckling/article691094.ece
The article is in Swedish for non Swedish reader Google Translate is an option. www.translate.google.com
3 Comments »Sivers IMA published in Microwave Journal
After Sivers IMA’s recent release of the 60 GHz Converter this summer Sivers IMA has been published in Microwave Journal with an article on the topic.
Read the entire article here and read more about Sivers IMA’s 60 GHz Converter here.
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