CMPA901A035F
The CMPA901A035F is Wolfspeed's 35W GaN MMIC power amplifier for X-band (9-10GHz) applications, built on a gallium nitride (GaN) high-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT) monolithic microwave integrated circuit grown on a silicon carbide (SiC) substrate. The SiC substrate's superior thermal conductivity enables high power density with efficient heat dissipation, while the flange-mount package provides direct heatsink attachment for high-power radar and communication transmitters. Operating from a 28V supply with high gain and efficiency across the 9-11GHz instantaneous bandwidth, it is the amplifier of choice for X-band pulsed radar, marine weather radar, military radar, electronic warfare, and satellite communication uplink systems.
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STM32F407VET6
The STM32F407VET6 belongs to ST's STM32F407 series — the connectivity-enhanced variant of the legendary F405 family. The on-chip Ethernet 10/100 MAC with dedicated DMA enables direct IP connectivity for MAVLink-over-UDP ground control links — eliminating external SPI-to-Ethernet bridge ICs. The DCMI (Digital Camera Interface) supports 8–14 bit parallel camera sensors for onboard optical flow, visual odometry, and AI-assisted landing target detection. With the same Cortex-M4F core at 168 MHz and hardware FPU, it delivers the same deterministic flight control performance as the Pixhawk-class F405 while adding key peripherals for advanced drone applications: IP-connected ground stations, camera-based navigation, and distributed UAV network architectures.
STM32F407 — the connectivity-focused sibling of the F405, adding Ethernet 10/100 MAC and DCMI camera interface for advanced drone applications including IP-based ground control links and onboard computer vision.
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STM32F405RGT6
The STM32F405RGT6 is the original MCU at the heart of Pixhawk 1 (PX4FMUv2) and Pixhawk 2.4.x (PX4FMUv2) — the reference hardware platforms that defined the PX4 and ArduPilot open-source drone autopilot ecosystems. Its Cortex-M4F core with hardware floating-point unit enables fast single-precision math for PID control loops, Extended Kalman Filters (EKF2/EKF3 in ArduPilot), and attitude estimation at update rates exceeding 8 kHz. The 168 MHz clock, ART Accelerator (zero-wait-state Flash execution), and 192 KB SRAM provide ample headroom for full-stack autopilot firmware with GPS waypoint navigation, telemetry streaming, and onboard logging.
STM32F405 — the chip powering Pixhawk 1 and Pixhawk 2.4.x, the most widely deployed open-source drone autopilot hardware in the world.
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AD9914BCPZ
The AD9914BCPZ is Analog Devices' highest-speed Direct Digital Synthesizer featuring a 3.5GSPS internal clock, integrated 12-bit RF DAC, and 48-bit frequency tuning word delivering sub-Hz resolution (12.4 uHz at 3.5GSPS). With an on-chip PLL for reference clock multiplication, 32-bit parallel data port for high-speed modulation, and nanosecond-scale frequency/phase/amplitude switching, it is the definitive DDS engine for radar LFM/chirp generation, electronic warfare and jamming, RF test equipment, software-defined radio, and precision signal generation where frequency agility and spectral purity are mission-critical.
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STM32F103C8T6
The STM32F103C8T6 belongs to ST's STM32F1 Performance Line — the series that defined the "Blue Pill" development board and became the most widely cloned ARM MCU in the maker, hobbyist, and drone communities. Its combination of 72 MHz Cortex-M3 processing, rich communication peripherals, hardware PWM for motor control, and compact 48-pin footprint makes it the natural choice for entry-level to mid-range multirotor flight controllers.
In the drone ecosystem, the STM32F103C8T6 is famous for running Betaflight — the dominant open-source flight controller firmware — on boards such as the Omnibus F3, SP Racing F3, Matek F405, and countless clone designs. The chip's dual 12-bit ADC enables simultaneous gyroscope and accelerometer sampling via SPI-attached IMUs (MPU6000/MPU6050/ICM-20602), while the advanced-control timer generates up to 6 channels of hardware PWM for BLHeli_S / BLHeli_32 ESCs. USB 2.0 Full Speed provides a direct PC connection for configuration via Betaflight Configurator without an external USB-UART bridge.
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CVSS-945X-100.000
The CVSS-945X-100.000 is a 100MHz Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillator (VCXO) from Crystek Corporation, delivering a True SineWave output with +5dBm drive into 50 ohms. Built on the CVSS-945 platform, this oscillator achieves a phase noise floor of -172.9 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz offset — corresponding to femtosecond-level integrated jitter. With 20ppm minimum APR pullability, sub-harmonic-free output, and a compact 9x14mm SMD package, it serves as a precision reference for PLL-based synthesizers, test equipment, radar systems, satcom transponders, and any application demanding ultra-low phase noise with voltage-controlled frequency adjustment.
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HMC705LP4E
The HMC705LP4E is a low noise GaAs HBT programmable frequency divider from Analog Devices, capable of dividing any input frequency from 100 MHz to 6.5 GHz by any integer value from N=1 to N=17. With an ultra-low SSB phase noise floor of -153 dBc/Hz at 100 kHz offset, this prescaler enables high-performance, fast-settling PLL frequency synthesizer architectures used in radar, satcom, test equipment, and electronic warfare systems. The flexible single-ended or differential I/O, 5-bit parallel programming interface, and compact 4x4mm 24-QFN package make it a versatile building block for precision LO generation and clock distribution chains.
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CGHV96050F2
MACOM CGHV96050F2 is a rf & microwave component designed for SATCOM Ground Terminals and related applications. In stock at Superb Automation — request a quote for competitive pricing and fast delivery.
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