Components that Drive Greater Capability
and Competitive Advantage
An amplifier is greater than the sum of its parts. It can also be limited by them. What goes inside sets the ceiling on how much it can do and how long it holds up, and that ceiling is the difference between just meeting your customer's spec and beating everything and every competitor on their list.
Precision-Engineered Performance
Low insertion loss, tight matching, and power handling that holds up under load. That is how an amplifier gives you everything it was built to give, year after year.
Accelerating Innovation
Most of our work is custom. Stop designing around a part that almost fits and you can build the amplifier you actually wanted, on the schedule you had.
Value Without Compromise
We do the design and the manufacturing ourselves. That keeps the price under what traditional suppliers quote, with nobody adding margin on the way to you.
The impedances nobody else stocks.
Most catalogs stop at 50 ohms. We've spent thirty years building into 5, 12.5, 25, and whatever else the topology called for. Get the match right at those numbers and the amplifier runs harder and lives longer. Tell us your number and we'll build into it.
Where our components live on the spectrum
Four families covering 1 to 300 MHz. Find your frequency, then find the part that changes what the amplifier around it can do.
Built to hold up. So is what you connect it to.
A match that drifts sends power straight back into the devices that made it, and that is how amplifiers die early. So we use the same materials and the same workmanship on a run of one as on a run of ten thousand. And we spend as much time on what happens when a part fails as on what happens when it works.
TFE insulated wire, standard
Pre-wired versions come with TFE insulation and we don't charge extra for it. It's there so the winding survives the heat, which is the only good reason to specify it.
It keeps running when an amplifier dies
Every combiner has provisions for power balancing resistors. Fit them and a dead amplifier just drops you to reduced power. Leave them out and your output goes to zero. We build in the option either way.
Heat sink versions where it counts
All-metal heat sink construction is available across the high-power line. If your duty cycle is hard on ferrite, say so when you order and we'll build it that way.
These are guaranteed numbers
30 dB minimum isolation between splitter output and combiner input ports. VSWR under 2:1 from 2 to 20 MHz, guaranteed. Those are floors we hold to on every unit.
Why engineers call us.
30+ years of design files
Odds are your requirement maps to something we've already built and tested. That saves you a design cycle before it ever saves you money.
Nonstandard impedance expertise
5, 12.5, 25 ohms, and the numbers in between. These are the environments the off-the-shelf catalog skips entirely.
Custom is the default
Send a drawing and a requirement. Special orders to customer spec are normal work here. They don't go through an exception queue.
No ITAR or EAR restrictions
Our components carry no export control burden, so international orders move as fast as the freight does. No licence to wait on.
Sold direct, domestic and international
No distributor tier and no third-party fees on your BOM. You talk to the people who wind the part, wherever you are.
Any order size
One prototype or a full production run, same materials and same workmanship either way. Small quantities don't bother us.





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