RF PRODUCTS / MICROWAVE DEVICES HUBER + SUHNER, RADIALL
QMA + QN
The Snap-on alternative to SMA and N Type connectors. Save cost through reduced production time & a reduced probability of failures in production with HUBER + SUHNER QMA: • QMA similar performance to SMA connectors • Range extends to 18GHz however most QMA types optimised for 6GHz • QN similar performance to N type connectors • Range extends to 11GHz however optimised to 6GHz • User friendly, fast & secure mounting • Higher packing density possible • Significant assembly time reduction
LIGHTNING PROTECTION
Protect your valuable RF equipment against unnecessary damage from electromagnetic pulses generated by lightning or NEMP. Reduce cost & gain peace of mind using HUBER+SUHNER protectors. • Quarter wave stub types - Narrow band, low residual pulse • Gas capsule types - Wide band, various power ratings • Fine protection (GPS protection) • Range of connector types available N, 7/16, BNC, TNC and SMA • DC block, DC injection, high pass filters • Bulkhead, stud & clamp mounting options • Application including: Military and Commercial Comms, Navigation, GPS, Cellular, Wireless LAN and ETHERNET.
ANTENNAS
Range of antennas suitable for indoor & harsh environments: • Wi-Fi Omni & Planar antennas (2.4GHz / 5GHz bands) • SPOT-S Wi-Fi antennas for industrial & harsh environments • RFI antennas • Ultra broadband antennas for in building coverage and DAS • Sencity®Rail broadband antennas for rail & metro vehicles • Sencity®Road broadband antennas for road vehicles
VARIOUS RF PRODUCTS
• MMBX - board-to-board connectors, impedance 50Ω, frequency up to 12.5GHz • QMA - quick connection, snap-on connectors, imped. 50Ω, frequency up to 18GHz • QN - quick lock N connectors, impedance 50Ω, frequency up to 11GHz • BNC HT/SHV - bayonet lock connectors • TNC - screw-on connectors (11GHz) • SSMA - screw-on connectors (18GHz) • N - screw-on connectors (11GHz) • Coaxial terminations and attenuators
LANE ELECTRONICS Ltd.
+44 (0) 1403 790661
sales@fclane.com
www.fclane.com 17
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