Microwave and Communications Specialists


America's first microwave representative group, serving Southern California since 1962

Los Angeles Office
1018 Virginia Place, Unit 2
Glendale, CA 91204-2266
Tel: (818) 507-9607
Fax: (818) 507-0659

David Kelley, President
Cell: (310) 493-0421
E-mail: dkelley@rfassociates.com
Covering Los Angeles County,
  Orange County (north of the 22 Freeway),
and Kern, Ventura, Santa Barbara,
San Luis Obispo, and San Bernardino Counties

San Diego Office
3185 Monroe St.
Carlsbad, CA 92008-1135
Tel and Fax: (760) 729-0885

Wayne Dewey, WD6AHX, Vice President
Cell: (760) 845-8689
E-mail: wdewey@rfassociates.com
Covering San Diego County, Imperial County,
Orange County (south of the 22 Freeway),
and Riverside County


Attention microwave and communications product manufacturers: We invite you to contact us about being your representative in the dynamic Southern California market. We are experienced RF engineers, eager to assist customers in specifying your products for their requirements.


Representing (in Southern California)...


Coaxant, Inc.

RF cable assemblies, including very low cost conformable SMA cable assemblies with low insertion loss and low VSWR up to 18 GHz. Custom RF and microwave connectors, especially replacements for obsolete parts.

link to...COAXANT, INC.


EDO Electronic Systems Group

Down converters, synthesizers, filters, low-noise amplifiers, power amplifiers, RF switches, fiber-optic products, and thin-film products.  Services including RF/microwave integrated components, RF surface-mount assemblies, thin-film products, RF/microwave manufacturing, and environmental testing.

link to...EDO ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS GROUP


Kanthal Globar

Noninductive bulk ceramic resistors, varistors, and thermistors. Maxcap multifarad double-layer capacitors.

link to...KANTHAL GLOBAR


Maxsys Technologies Ltd.

Turnkey solutions for electronic and software engineering, functional automated test and measurement, electronic systems, build-to-print services, RF/wireless systems and products, and data acquisition. Industries served include military/aerospace, commercial manufacturing, industrial, biomedical, automotive, and aircraft.

link to...MAXSYS TECHNOLOGIES LTD.


Paciwave, Inc.

Custom microwave components and subsystems, including custom assemblies, detector log video amplifiers, PIN limiters, PIN attenuators, PIN switches, switch matrices, and millimeter-wave components.

link to...PACIWAVE, INC.


RFS Ferrocom

Isolators and circulators covering 132 MHz to 40 GHz. Packaging available in stripline, waveguide, drop-in, and isodaptor. Available from narrow-band models to units with greater than octave bandwidths. Coaxial and waveguide circulators rated at 20 watts forward and reverse average power. Coaxial isolators rated at 10 watts reverse power with adequate heat sinking. Waveguide isolators rated at 3 watts average reverse power. Many applications with peak power levels up to 2 kW and CW levels up to 500 watts. Magnetically shielded and RFI shielded. Standard SMA or Type N coaxial connectors may be captivated or removable, male or female. Tab connectors available for stripline applications. MIL-I-45208A.

link to...RFS FERROCOM


Special Hermetic Products, Inc.

Glass-to-metal seals, dielectric bushings, feedthrus (RF and DC, K and V connector types, straight barrel, and TFE), ground pins (solderable feedthru and external types), capacitor feedthrus, multipin hermetic connectors, hermetic headers (DC and capacitive), solder preforms (tin-based, washer, and multihole), soldering fixtures (flanged, spark plug, and multipin), microwave packages, and solder, braze, and glass-sealing services.

Link to...SPECIAL HERMETIC PRODUCTS, INC.


Techtrol Cyclonetics, Inc.

Techtrol Cyclonetics low-noise, low-spurious, high-coherence microwave sources including crystal-controlled and phase-locked oscillators, phase-locked and discrete-frequency microwave multipliers, noise calibration instruments and standards, and legacy-equipment repair.

Link to...TECHTROL CYCLONETICS, INC.



Last updated: April 20, 2009