HOME NEWS PROJECTS PRODUCTS CONTACT ABOUT State-of-the-art room temperature and cryogenic low noise amplifiers FEATURED PRODUCTS LNF-LNC65_115WA RF bandwidth: 65-115 GHz Noise Temperature: 28 K typical Noise Figure: 0.40 dB typical Gain: 23 dB DC-power: Vd=1.00 V, Id=7 mA One gate and one drain supply only RF-connectors: WR10, UG387/U DC-connector: 9-pin female Nano-D LNF-LNC1.5_3.5A RF bandwidth: 1.5-3.5 GHz Noise Temperature: 1.6 K typical Noise Figure: 0.024 dB typical Gain: 25 dB DC-power: Vd=0.50 V, Id=11 mA One gate and one drain supply only RF-connector: female SMA DC-connector: 9-pin female Nano-D LNF-LNC1.5_6A RF bandwidth: 1.5-6 GHz Noise Temperature: 2.1 K typical Noise Figure: 0.031 dB typical Gain: 26 dB DC-power: Vd=0.80 V, Id=15 mA One gate and one drain supply only RF-connectors: female SMA DC-connector: 9-pin female Nano-D HEADLINES 2017-03-04 LNF is attending the APS March Meeting 2017-01-05 WARNING: 2016-11-09 New distributor in America 2016-06-01 LNF attends IMS in San Francisco 2016-06-20 LNF receives government grant to develop reliable cryogenic MMICs 2016-04-16 LNF introduces a new WR42 based cryogenic LNA 2016-03-06 LNF attends March meeting in Baltimore WHAT ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR? Request for quote | Product information | Contact information | LNF's latest projects CONTACT US Contact information LOW NOISE FACTORY AB | NELLICKEVÄGEN 22 | 412 63 GÖTEBORG CONTACT US

HOME NEWS PROJECTS PRODUCTS CONTACT ABOUT NEWS NEWS 2017-03-04 2017-01-05 2016-11-09 2016-06-01 2016-06-20 2016-04-16 2016-03-06 2016-01-10 2015-09-02 2015-03-06 2014-11-05 2014-10-23 2014-06-10 2014-04-03 2012-06-28 2011-10-24 HISTORY LNF receives government grant to develop reliable cryogenic MMICs Low Noise Factory together with Microwave Electronics Laboratory at Chalmers University of Technology have received a substantial grant from Vinnova, Sweden’s innovation agency, to develop a reliable cryogenic MMIC process. The goal with the project is to strengthen LNF’s and Chalmers’ role in Big Science applications such as the Square Kilometer Array by enhancing the value-chain between university research and commercial business. In the project we will investigate key parameters affecting the reliability of cryogenic LNAs. We will manufacture 40 pieces of LNAs and ensure they will withstand 100 temperature cycles down to 4 Kelvin ambient temperature without degradation. The project will put LNF in a unique position for future Big Science applications. LOW NOISE FACTORY AB | NELLICKEVÄGEN 22 | 412 63 GÖTEBORG CONTACT US