16th European Microwave Conference, 1986 1986 Help me understand this report
A Complete "Multi-Grade Solution" in Coaxial Connections to 50 or 65 GHz
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“…In 1985, the 2.92-mm "K" connector was introduced by Bill Oldfield of Wi lt ron [16] to exte nd coverage to 40 GHz and mates with 3.5-mm connectors. Not to be outdone, Julius Botka of Hewlett-Packard introduced the 2.4-mm connector [17]. The key patent for the 2.4-mm connector described the details of the slotless female and male pin connection and is shown Figure 4.…”
Section: The 1960smentioning
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“…In 1985, the 2.92-mm "K" connector was introduced by Bill Oldfield of Wi lt ron [16] to exte nd coverage to 40 GHz and mates with 3.5-mm connectors. Not to be outdone, Julius Botka of Hewlett-Packard introduced the 2.4-mm connector [17]. The key patent for the 2.4-mm connector described the details of the slotless female and male pin connection and is shown Figure 4.…”
Section: The 1960smentioning
confidence: 99%
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