Mini-Circuits

Name: Mini-Circuits
Address: 13 Neptune Avenue, New York, NY, 11235, US
Telephone: +18773540743

The world's preferred supplier for RF, microwave and mmWave Products.

09/18/2026

Mini-Circuits’ WVA-40603GX+ is a waveguide medium power amplifier operating from 40 to 60 GHz, ideal for 5G-FR2 millimeter wave testing, aerospace and defense, test and measurement, Q-band, and more. The model operates over a single positive supply range of +10 to +15 V, allowing users to choose their desired operating voltage. Internal DC-DC conversion circuitry maintains consistent efficiency over the full input voltage range. The amplifier incorporates several DC protection features such as over-voltage, reverse voltage, and in-rush current protection to protect from damage in case of unexpected spikes in voltage during operation.

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09/17/2026

The new XAT-Series redefines RF miniaturization with the industry's smallest MMIC fixed attenuators. Housed in an ultra-compact 2-lead, 1×1mm QFN package, these attenuators enable significant PCB space savings for next-generation high-density designs. Built on a robust GaAs semiconductor process, the XAT-Series features a bidirectional, fully absorptive architecture that delivers excellent passband flatness, typical 16 dB return loss, and consistent, repeatable performance from DC to 45 GHz. With up to 2W input power handling, the series provides the performance and reliability required for demanding RF applications. Ideal for test & measurement, satellite communications, radar, EW/ECM, telecom infrastructure, and 5G systems where size, performance, and reliability are critical.

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09/16/2026

Mini-Circuits has powered-up our MMIC product line with broadband-matched GaN MMIC amplifiers that exhibit excellent robustness and efficiency. The GNA series features two innovative models with up to 8W of RF output power and 47% power-added efficiency. Flat large signal gain and low intermodulation distortion over a wide bandwidth make these models ideal for a broad range of applications from Military Radio Systems to SATCOM and more.

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09/15/2026

Often the most overlooked part of any RF measurement is the high-frequency interconnections, including connectors, cables, and adapters. RF connector care plays a significant role in assuring quality, consistent RF measurements. Careful attention to best practices helps dispel misconceptions and ensures optimal performance of RF connections. Avoiding these RF connector myths relies on your own reason and common sense. Following best practices will result in better, more consistent results. Read more below.

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09/11/2026

Mini-Circuits hosted a grand opening ceremony and party for its members, customers, friends and partners. The new Melville location is a big milestone for the company and its continuous growth both for business and in terms of expanding our team.

09/10/2026

In the second episode of Above the Noise, host Pat Hindle talks with Andrea Goldsmith, President of Stony Brook University, about the university's strategic initiatives, 5G/6G communications, and quantum computing/networks of the future.

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09/09/2026

Mini-Circuits’ SSG-33GHP-RC is a USB & Ethernet and daisy-chain, wideband signal generator operating from 0.1 to 33 GHz, ideal for applications including 5G FR1 & FR2, WiFi 6E, millimeter wave radio infrastructure, semiconductor high power burn-in & life testing and more. This is a high quality, repeatable and reliable signal source with low phase noise all the way up to 33 GHz (-102 dBc typ @ 100 kHz offset) and good harmonic rejection (-30 dBc typ). The generator can be controlled via USB or Ethernet (supporting SSH, HTTP & Telnet protocols). Full software support is provided, including our user-friendly GUI application for Windows, flexible API and programming instructions for Windows and Linux environments.

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09/08/2026

Since Mini-Circuits has published several articles on passive baluns and transformers, and those are referenced in this article, we only briefly touch on the basic principles of passive baluns. The central focus is to understand how baluns are applied to RF lineups that include ADCs and DACs, as well as some of the critical design tradeoffs and practical considerations. Generalized block diagrams as well as references to examples from Texas Instruments’ lineup of ADCs and DACs are included. Read on to learn how simple passive baluns can solve sophisticated problems in the complex differential signaling space.

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09/07/2026

As we enjoy the last few weeks of warm weather and all the festivities that come with it, Mini-Circuits celebrates our amazing team members and the hard work they do each day for our company, our industry and the future of wireless technology.

09/04/2026

Since Mini-Circuits has published several articles on passive baluns and transformers, and those are referenced in this article, we only briefly touch on the basic principles of passive baluns. The central focus is to understand how baluns are applied to RF lineups that include ADCs and DACs, as well as some of the critical design benefits and practical considerations. A generalized block diagram as well as references to examples from Texas Instruments’ lineup of ADCs and DACs are included. Read on to learn how simple passive baluns can solve sophisticated problems in the complex differential signaling space.

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