High RF output capability
Supports demanding E-band transmit chains.
High-power E-band amplification for demanding RF architectures
Taurus is Filtronic’s high-power amplifier offering for E-band systems that need increased transmit capability. The platform is intended for specialist RF architectures where amplifier performance influences achievable link budget and system design.
Designed for applications where output power, signal quality and efficiency are critical, Taurus helps overcome the challenges of high-frequency transmission, enabling greater range and more robust connectivity.
From satellite ground infrastructure to high-capacity terrestrial networks and specialist RF systems, Taurus provides the amplification performance needed to support demanding communication architectures.
Supports demanding E-band transmit chains.
Provides amplification where transmit power is a critical constraint.
Designed to sit within wider high-frequency systems.
Relevant to specialist commercial and defence programmes.
81-86GHz High Power Amplifier
High linearity supports 256QAM modulation
Full 5GHz bandwidth
Saturated powers up to >+39dBm
>20dB gain
Suitable for commercial or military applications
Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA)
Taurus delivers the output power and linearity required for long-range, high-capacity E-band communications, supporting advanced satellite, terrestrial and defence networks.
Taurus is supported by Filtronic’s wider RF design, integration, manufacturing and test expertise. Our teams work with customers to balance electrical performance with mechanical constraints, interfaces and programme requirements – helping translate complex system challenges into manufacturable RF capability.
RF Design
Advanced Manufacturing
Test & Assurance
Integration
Taurus is Filtronic’s high-power amplifier offering for E-band systems that need increased transmit capability.
Typical applications include high-capacity wireless links, defence rf systems, custom subsystem programmes. Suitability depends on the programme requirements.
No. Taurus is positioned as a high-power amplifier and requires other RF functions within the system.