W-Band Transmitter Module
celtonn
WB-TX-9296MP is Celtonn's medium-power heterodyned W-Band transmitter module operating nominally from 92-96 GHz, customizable for most W-Band frequencies.
Typed specifications24 values
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- Frequency band
- W datasheet p.1 Ka TX
- Frequency range
- 92 000–96 000 MHz nominal · datasheet p.1 92 000 MHz min | 96 000 MHz max | 91 000–97 000 MHz RF Output min/max
- TX RF output power
- 0.032 W nominal output power · datasheet p.1 0.2 W can be increased | 0.2 W maximum output power | 0.2 W max · option: output power increase | 0.032 W nom. · O/P Power P1dB
- Supply voltage
- 5 V typical · datasheet p.1 7 V max | 5 V typ. | 7 V max | 5–7 V table Min/Typ/Max, two values printed +1
- Function
- transmitter datasheet p.1
- Link use
- inter-satellite link broadband space to space, air to air and ground to air commun… · datasheet p.1
- RF connector
- waveguide flange RF connection · datasheet p.1 waveguide flange WR10 | other RF connection, WR10
- Duplex
- simplex transmitter · datasheet p.1
- RF gain
- 14 dB datasheet p.1
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As published by the supplier8 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- RF output
- 91–97 GHz
- RF input
- 1-7 GHz
- Lo frequency
- 10.5/21-11.5/23 GHz
- Lo power
- 10-18 dBm
- Output power p1db
- 15 dBm
- Gain
- 14 dB
- Supply voltage
- 7 V Max
- Current
- 750 mA
About
Celtonn’s WB-TX-9296MP is a medium power heterodyned transmitter nominally operating from 92-96 GHz, with customization available for most W-Band frequencies. The module can be customized for different frequency ranges, connector configurations, and qualification levels upon request. Its nominal output power of 15 dBm can currently be increased up to 23 dBm, and RF connection is made via a WR10 waveguide interface. The transmitter operates with either a 10.5-11.5 GHz or 21-23 GHz local oscillator, giving flexibility for different system architectures. It is intended for broadband RF front-ends supporting space, air, and ground communications, as well as mmWave radar systems requiring high-frequency sensing and detection — it can be paired with Celtonn’s companion W-Band Receiver Module (WB-RX-9296-LN) to form a complete transmit/receive chain. The module is engineered as a compact, drop-in RF building block for system integrators building W-Band communication or radar payloads.
Documentation
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