American Technical Ceramics

Huntington Station, NY 11746

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About American Technical Ceramics

ATC designs, develops, manufactures and markets multilayer capacitors, single-layer capacitors, resistive products, inductors, and custom thin-film products for RF, microwave and millimeter-wave applications.

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One Norden Lane
Huntington Station, NY 11746
https://atceramics.com/
(864) 967-2150

More Info on American Technical Ceramics

ATC designs, develops, manufactures and markets Multilayer Capacitors, Single Layer Capacitors, Resistive Products, Inductors and Custom Thin Film Products for RF, microwave and millimeter-wave applications. Our products are primarily focused on the wireless communications infrastructure, fiber optic, medical electronics, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, defense, aerospace, and satellite communications markets. 

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Design Kits Create Lessons for Success

June 2, 2022
By building key components into design kits and application platforms, suppliers give circuit and system designers head starts in getting the most value and performance for their...
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These Design and Test Tips Help Extend Product Lifetimes

May 19, 2016
Understanding the impact of selecting different materials and manufacturing processes can separate standard high-power resistive components from those designed and tested for ...
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To Terminate or Attenuate?

Dec. 16, 2015
Terminations and attenuators can handle high power levels at microwave frequencies, and advanced materials are enabling them to do so in smaller packages.
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Microwaves & RF reports from IMS 2012

June 17, 2012
IMS 2012, Day 3: A Sea of Semiconductor Vendors Plumbing as a metaphor for microwaves Lou Frenzel summarizes some of what he saw and heard from the many semiconductor vendors ...

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Amplitude Equalizer Flattens Gain From 50 MHz To 7 GHz

Oct. 11, 2007
This simple approach to a gain equalizer can be implemented in lumped-element or distributed form to level out the amplitude response of broadband commercial amplifiers.