QUB/2636/24 Contract for the Supply, Delivery, Installation, Commissioning, Calibration and Maintenance of a Sub-Terahertz Nearfield /Farfield Scanner

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  • Radio frequency (RF) diodes
  • Checking and testing apparatus
  • Bipolar darlington or radio frequency (RF) transistors
  • Miscellaneous evaluation or testing instruments
  • Radio-frequency booster stations

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Submission Deadline

4 days from now

Published

3 weeks ago

Description

The Centre for Wireless Innovation within Queens University of Belfast wishes to procure a sub-terahertz nearfield /farfield scanner which will use our existing Keysight Vector Network Analyser and Virginia Diode frequency extenders.

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Queen's University Belfast

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