Products
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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Multiple-beam amplifying klystrons (MBK) are the basis of transmitters for modern perspective. Systems multiple-beam klystrons on fundamental and higher modes of oscillation allow to make supply voltages 2-3 times lower, the device weight – 4 times lower, to expand the operating frequency band and to essentially reduce the transmitter dimensions.
Multiple-beam klystrode "Istron"
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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Klystrode is a power amplifier in TV-transmitters of decimeter range.
Klystrode - a hybrid of a tetrode and a floating-drift klystron features high efficiency, linearity and output power.
Sealed-off laser active elements on copper and gold vapors
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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Laser Components
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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15 types of atomic-beam cesium tubes have been developed and are in mass production now for airborne equipment of global navigation satellite systems and fixed equipment of the state system of reference time and frequency. More than 3000 devices have been produced
SOLID-STATE ELECTRONIC MICROWAVE DEVICES
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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low-noise and power transistors with 0.2 μm gate length;
plated holes in GaAs;
"air bridges" for intersections;
thin-film resistors, capacitors and inductances for MMIC passive part
Multichannel hybrid-integrated low-noise microwave receiving modules
Supplier: The Ruselectronics holding company
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Solid-state modules are used in communications intelligence systems, radiomonitoring, radiolocation, communications equipment. More than 300 types of solid-state modules have been developed and produced