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Solid State Switches for Radar Modulators

06/30/2009 11:05 AM

Does anyone know of a company that can supply solid state switches to replace thyratron switches in radar modulators?
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06/30/2009 11:06 AM

Try Dodgy Dave on Canvey Island. He's got some in his lockup. <Splutter>

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06/30/2009 6:54 PM

Go to Bing.com and search for manufactures for Solid State Switches for Radar Modulators
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07/01/2009 10:22 AM

Try Texas Instruments

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07/02/2009 4:11 AM

You should also try these companies:

http://www.raytheon.com/

http://www.selexgalileo.com/SelexGalileo/EN/index.sdo

We've got radars from both here in Hungary for ATC purposes.

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