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Working in a cryogenic environment is one of the most challenging requirements for electronic equipment. SHF’s more than 20 years expertise in developing and manufacturing broadband amplifiers enabled the successful development of a small range of products for this application. A broadband amplifier is available as well as a bias tee. Coaxial connectors, hermetical sealed bulkhead adaptors and semi-rigid cables for cryogenic environment from our Japanese partner KMCO complete the portfolio.
The SHF 105C broadband amplifier is capable to operate in a cryogenic environment. A wideband operation up to more than 30 GHz is approved down to 23K. Apart from this amplifier the operation in cryogenic environment has also been verified for our SHF BT-45 bias tee.
To feed RF signals into a cryogenic chamber, the hermetical sealed bulkhead adaptors KPC292FFHA and KPC 185FFHA from our Japanese partner KMCO are a perfect solution. Internal connections inside cryogenic chambers can be made with special semi-rigid cable assemblies which are approved for a temperature range down to 300 mK. The materials such as Stainless Steel, Phosphor Bronze or pure Niobium are perfectly suited for use in cryogenic environment.
Download the overview of SHF amplifiers, microwave components, adapters and cables for more information on our product range.
Type | Bandwidth | tr/tf | Gain | Psat | Dimensions (mm) | Datasheet | SHF 105 C Cryogenic Amplifier | 65 kHz - 30 GHz | <20 ps | 21 dB typ.> | 11 dBm | 51 x 35 x 13.5 | 
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Type | Bandwidth | tr/tf | Signal attenuation | Remarks | Dimensions (mm) | Datasheet | SHF BT45 (2.9 mm) Broadband Bias Tee | 20 kHz - 45 GHz | <6 ps | 1 dB | 16 V, 0.4 A | 40 x 13 x 12.6 | 
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Type | Frequency range | SWR | Insertion loss | Electrical length | Datasheet | KPC292FFHA 2.92 mm F/F panel adapter | DC - 40 GHz | <1.4 | <0.45 dB | 26.1 mm | 
| | | | | | | KPC185FFHA 1.85 mm F/F panel adapter | DC - 65 GHz | <1.4 | <0.70 dB | 23.9 mm | 
| | | | | | | Example for customer designed semi-rigid cable assemblies for cryogenic environment. | 
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