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RF and Microwave Components
Equalizers, attenuators, amplifiers, and more. Suitable for wideband or narrowband applications. See our catalog of components.
The "Engineers Gone Wild!" Team Gets it Done!
Engineers Gone Wild! Team Entering Into General Clinton Grand Prix Relay Race!
RF and Microwave Components
Equalizers, attenuators, amplifiers, and more. Suitable for wideband or narrowband applications. See our catalog of components.

R. A. Wood Associates is a consulting company specializing in providing innovative engineering solutions for today's industries, utilizing state-of-the-art computer technology and computer programming. Our specialty is in the field of RF and microwave systems design and manufacturing.

Our capabilities and services include, but are not limited to:

5/24/2025, 7:07:15 PM
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Engineers Gone Wild! Team

The Engineers Gone Wild! team did a great job and completed the General Clinton Grand Prix Relay Race going from Oneonta to Bainbridge, NY on the Susquehanna River (~30 miles), facing rain, cold, and high water. Great fun and great job everybody!

5/18/2025, 8:35:05 PM
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We will be entering in the General Clinton Grand Prix Relay Race on Saturday, May 24, going from Oneonta to Bainbridge on the Susquehanna River (~30 miles). The race is a 5-leg, 10-person relay race using an aluminum canoe. The races have been running since 1963, including a 70 mile race on Sunday from Cooperstown to Bainbridge on the Susquehanna River, labeled the World's Longest Single Day Flat Water Canoe Race. Our team consists of employees, previous employees, people we work with, and extended family members. It should be a great adventure for all of us!

4/11/2025, 7:03:50 PM
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Hi Everyone!

We will soon have a 2nd location in the former GE Electronics Park in Syracuse, NY. This will allow us to provide support closer to our customers in the Syracuse area. The location is:

R.A. Wood Associates, LLC
115 Continuum Drive
Suite B7
Liverpool, New York 13088

11/25/2024, 2:04:52 PM

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Hi Everyone! The initial results for the EW Configurable Filter Module (EWCFM) look really impressive. We've created a connectorized module comprised of a surface mount Tunable filter, Gain Block Amp, Tunable Filter, Gain Block Amp, and 15.5 dB Attenuator. Initial results were taken stepping a 2 GHz bandwidth across 2-18 GHz in 500 MHz steps. An internal microcontroller stores up to 32 filter and attenuator states which can be customized for the user's needs. This surface mount assembly will provide significant improved reliability compared to "chip and wire" techniques using beam lead diodes. A preliminary Product Data Sheet can be viewed.

10/31/2024, 12:17:04 AM

R. A. Wood Associates has developed many RF/microwave components to support our higher level assemblies. These have been designed, built, tested and integrated into our delivered products. Since most of our products support EW missions, the parts are inherently wideband, and can be used in wideband or narrowband applications. We've created a Top Level Catalog of these components that can be downloaded.

The components include:

  • RF/Microwave Equalizers
  • RCT0050 Wideband Amplifier
  • RCT0067 Digital Attenuator
  • RCT0061 Wideband Amp/Digital Attenuator
  • RCT0075 HDR (High Dynamic Range) Gain Block
  • RCT0070 Mixer/LO Amp
  • RCT0080 EW CFM (Configurable Filter Module)
  • Wideband Power Dividers, 8 Way and 12 Way
  • SP2T Wideband Switches
  • Extreme BW RF Amplifiers

Let us know if you would like more information about any of these products!

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