Analog Devices
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PO BOX 9106
Wilmington, Massachusetts 02062 [email protected]
(781) 329-4700
https://www.analog.com
PO BOX 9106
Wilmington, Massachusetts 02062 [email protected]
(781) 329-4700
https://www.analog.com
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Newer 28 nm ADCs enable next-generation EW receiver systems - Story
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The high-speed ADC [analog-to-digital converter] is a primary design consideration in all wideband electronic warfare (EW) receivers; it largely determines system architecture and overall detect-and-observe capability.
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