Coaxial Dynamics

Coaxial Dynamics
Coaxial Dynamics
Type Private
Industry Electronics
Founded 1969
Headquarters Middleburg Heights, Ohio, USA
Area served Worldwide
Products Radio, Television, Broadcasting, Amateur radio
Parent CDI Industries
Website http://coaxial.com

Coaxial Dynamics, founded in 1969 in Cleveland, Ohio, is a manufacturer of a broad range of products for the Amateur radio and other electronics-based industries such as Radio and Television Broadcasting.[1]

They specialize in RF Electronic test equipment and components: RF Wattmeters,[2] SWR meters, RF and microwave filters, Dummy loads/Terminations, Attenuator (electronics) and Directional couplers for which Patents were assigned.[3]

The company authors technical articles in many professional trade magazines, published by companies such as Penton Media.[4]

Notes

  1. ^ Coaxial Dynamics
  2. ^ RF Parts Company ~ Coaxial Dynamics Wattmeters
  3. ^ http://www.google.com/patents?num=30&q=inassignee%3Acoaxial+inassignee%3Adynamics
  4. ^ Welcome - Microwave design articles, applications, and high-frequency design techniques for microwave and wireless engineer

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