ETL News
- COST EFFECTIVE COMPACT ACTIVE L-BAND SPLITTERS - ETL's new LD series offer excellent RF performance at a good price - see model D0116S1ULA-22235
- MODULAR SYSTEM CHASSIS available with up to 16 L-band splitters or redundancy switches or amplifiers - see Model 26128
- NEW SECURE FACILITY - Same address - new telephone number: +44-(0)-1981-259-020.
- ENIGMA MATRIX HELPS ETL WIN THE QUEEN'S AWARD 2007 - ETL have been awarded the prestigous Queen's Award for Enterprise 2007: International Trade. We thank all of our customers for their support which has helped us win this coveted prize.
- ETL WIN IMPORTANT NEW CONTRACTS incorporating their new IF3G technology. Their 128x128 IF matrix is designed for defense and civilian applications. Also using NiGMa technology in 32x64 and 64x64 L-band router.
- SOFTWARE DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE ON-LINE - demo and other versions are now available.
About ETL
ETL design and manufacture RF equipment for microwave and satellite ground stations
ETL is a specialist engineering company serving the RF, microwave, and satellite industries for over 20 years. We develop, design, & manufacture leading-edge equipment from DC to 40 GHz.
Our range is engineered to fit customers’ system architecture and performance requirements. Our blue-chip customer base stands as a testament to our core values of innovation and quality. We strive to continually improve.
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If you cannot find exactly what you need, we also offer a good value-for-money and fast custom build service for RF equipment.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Interested in joining our rapidly growing team? Please take a look at our Vacancies section.
See ETL's new LD Series of 4, 8 and 16-way active L-band splitters. These items are generally held in stock / inventory for rapid delivery.
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Chris Dymond, Reuters
“.the matrix switch you helped us configure continues to work flawlessly.”
Unnamed source - US Government