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Rosenberger provides a variety of snap-in D-Sub coaxial and power inserts for fast, reliable mixed card edge chassis. Their small dimensions allow high packing densities as well as easy connection. A combination including power connectors is also available on request. D-Sub Coax Inserts and cable connectors 50 Ω are designed for use in mixed card edge connections in accordance to D-Sub. The maximum frequency is approximately 2 GHz. Available on request. Power Inserts meet the requirements of DIN 41626-T1 and are designed for use in mixed card edge connections in accordance to DIN 41612 or D-Sub. Contact current 10 A, 20 A, 30 A, 40 A. Available on request.

Currently, over 45% of the FDD antennas that are delivered in the global market have six or more ports. Multi-band and multi-port antennas are expected to be widely acknowledged as mainstream products by 2021. Rosenberger is offering multi-port antennas with up to 24 and 30 ports, covering all sub-2.7 GHz bands with field-exchangeable Remote Electrical Tilt (RET) systems.

Rosenberger has many years of experience in the manufacture of high quality cable assemblies for a wide variety of industrial test & measurement applications. Our standard microwave cable assemblies for vector network analyzers (VNA), for example, are characterized by their excellent electrical and mechanical performance for frequencies up to 110 GHz. The range includes ultra-low loss cables for antennas or applications with high power requirements; miniature cables for test systems or applications demanding high flexibility; indoor and outdoor cables; specially shielded cables and extremely phase stable cables for test & measurement applications. In defined lengths armoured RFlex™ cables are also available. Customer-specific assemblies and solutions can be ordered on request.

Rosenberger desktop analyzers are portable and flexible for R&D and test labs. The budget friendly broadband base unit concept offers maximum flexibility to add any other filter unit in the range of 700 to 2700 MHz to the base unit. It allows continuous flexibility in an ever changing environment.