This company designs and manufactures ultrafast signal synthesis and sampling systems, pulse generators, and microwave comb generators. Their electronic products and devices are used in instrumentation, medical, and defense applications.
Funding
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Problem
Generating and sampling high-frequency signals with precision and speed is challenging, especially in applications requiring broadband performance and low phase noise. Existing solutions often lack the necessary bandwidth, signal purity, or integration capabilities for advanced instrumentation and communication systems.
Solution
Furaxa designs and manufactures ultrafast signal synthesis and sampling systems that address the limitations of conventional microwave technologies. Their product line includes microwave pulsers, samplers, synthesizers, and related components engineered for high-speed data acquisition and signal processing. By leveraging patented circuit architectures, Furaxa enables solutions for applications requiring picosecond-level pulse generation, broadband signal analysis, and high-fidelity frequency synthesis. Their devices facilitate advanced capabilities in areas such as radar, medical imaging, and high-speed communication.
Target Audience
Furaxa's products target engineers and researchers in the instrumentation, defense, medical imaging, and telecommunications sectors who require high-performance microwave and millimeter-wave components.
Features
- Microwave pulsers with pulse widths down to 90 picoseconds FWHM and frequencies up to 50 GHz
- Sampler technology enabling signal acquisition up to 150 GHz
- Signal synthesizers with frequency tuning in the 100 kHz to 1400 MHz range, with 190 picoHertz steps
- PCIe bus extenders for live insertion
- Ultra-broadband baluns covering 100 MHz to 12 GHz
- Microwave comb generators for broadband signal generation and downconversion
- High-speed data acquisition boards with up to 160dB dynamic range, available in dual-channel 14-bit 500MSPS and quad-channel 16-bit 250MSPS configurations
- Ethernet-controlled synthesizers for remote operation and integration into automated systems