Utilization of domestically produced electronic components allowed the price of new UHF modules to be reduced by 40% to 55%

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Ruselectronics holding has developed a UHF module family for ground-based electronic equipment. The devices are much cheaper than foreign components and will be used to replace US, German and French equivalents. 

The UHF module family has been developed by Special Relay Design Bureau included in Ruselectronics. The products are designed for signal switching up to 18 GHz, can withstand repeated impacts with an acceleration up to 50g and acoustic noise up to 150 dB, and can be operated at temperatures from –60°C to 85°C. 

Utilization of domestically produced modern electronic components allowed the price of new UHF modules to be reduced by 40% to 55% compared with the foreign equivalents. 

The developed electronic components fully replace Dow Key Microwave Corporation (USA) 535, 545 and 565 series modules and are also a functional substitute of Radiall SA (France), Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (USA), Tesat-Spacecom (Germany) components.