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Iarkets for pulsed RF power devices up to 18 GHz are expected to show continued growth over the next five years despite the current economic turmoil and cuts in defense spending. While association with consumer spending fuels the volatility of many global electronics markets, pulsed RF power devices are supported by quite different priorities.
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