Tron Elektronik products: full portfolio guide

Quick answer: Tron Elektronik’s product portfolio falls into six main groups: signal distribution and multicoupling units (TRFMC, RFAB), antenna switching units (TRDF), antenna preamplifiers (TRAK), power amplifiers (TRPA, TRA), signal generator and combiner units (SGÜB, SÜGB, TRDB, TRBB, TPD), and filters and proximity sensors. On the company’s current site these groups are presented under the headings of interference mitigation, signal routing, RF modules, sensing and detection, signal amplification and cable assemblies. All of the products lie in the field of RF and microwave signal management; the company works not at system level but in the infrastructure layer between the antenna and the receiver.

Product groups and their detailed files

Group	Product codes	Function	Detailed file
Signal distribution and multicoupling	TRFMC-30 / 3000 / 6000 / 8000, RFAB	Connects one antenna to many receivers	Multicoupler family
Antenna switching	TRDF-6000, TRDFAero, TRDFmob, TRDF-30	Routes many antennas to a few receivers	Antenna switching units
Antenna preamplifiers	TRAK-3000-2-2	Amplifies the weak signal on the mast, before the cable	TRAK-3000 file
Power amplifiers	TRPA-L, TRA series	Raises the signal to antenna power on the transmit side	Power amplifiers
Signal generators	SGÜB-3000-0504, SÜGB	Produces a reference signal for calibration and test	Signal generators
Dividers and combiners	TRDB-L-1-8, TRBB-L-8-1, TPD-1040-2-1	Splits the signal or gathers it at a single output	Combiners and dividers
Filters	BPF-76-8MHz, BSF9-130-154, TLP-22-M, THP-1-M / THP-3-M	Filters out unwanted frequencies	—
Sensors	TPS-I-3SNNOM3T(x), TPS-E-3BNOC3T16	Inductive proximity detection	—

The products along the signal chain

The most practical way to understand the products is to follow the path a signal takes through a monitoring or surveillance system. The antenna captures the signal. Immediately behind it the preamplifier comes into play and prepares the signal for its journey down the cable; skip that step and cable loss is added directly to the noise.

At the end of the cable run there are two decision points. Where there is more than one antenna, the antenna switching unit selects which is connected to which receiver. Where many receivers are to be fed from a single antenna, the multicoupler shares out the signal. At most sites the two functions are used together. Dividers and combiners accompany the chain as well.

To verify that the system is working correctly, the signal generator unit comes in; the reference signal it produces is fed into the system through the switching unit’s calibration path. On the transmit side sit the power amplifiers.

Filters

Filters form a separate category in the company’s archived product list. The list includes the BPF-76-8MHz band-pass filter, the BSF9-130-154 band-stop filter, the TLP-22-M low-pass filter module and the THP-1-M and THP-3-M high-pass filter modules.

The company’s current site uses a newer frame in this area, foregrounding agile or tuneable filters and switchable filter banks. A tuneable filter is one whose pass range can be changed by command; its advantage over a fixed filter is that a single piece of hardware can work in different bands. A switchable filter bank rests on the principle of selecting between different fixed filters through a switch matrix. The model codes and technical values of these products have not been officially disclosed.

RF board carrying microstrip distributed-element filter structures — Microstrip distributed-element filters; frequency selectivity is created through transmission line geometry. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Binarysequence, CC BY-SA 3.0

Sensors and cable assemblies

The company’s only non-RF product group is inductive proximity sensors. In archived records the TPS-I-3SNNOM3T(x) model is cited with an aircraft landing gear detection application and AS9100 coverage; the TPS-E-3BNOC3T16 appears as an industrial model. On the current site the group is presented under the sensing and detection heading as an inductive proximity switch and an industrial proximity switch.

Boxes and wiring harnesses in an aircraft avionics bay — In aviation applications, electronic units are housed in boxes built to standard rack dimensions. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Sk3lm, CC BY-SA 4.0

An inductive proximity sensor is a switch that detects the approach of a metal object without contact. Its use in aircraft landing gear rests on confirming, without mechanical contact, that the gear is locked or extended. The company also produces cable assemblies, and in that area references the AS9100 and IPC-A-620 standards.

Inductive proximity switch component — An inductive proximity sensor detects the approach of a metal object without contact. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Lucasbosch, CC BY-SA 3.0

Newer products

Four products on the company’s current site do not appear in the archived list:

T/ICAS (TRON ICAS): Interference cancellation system. The company presents the product as designed for communications under jamming and lists in-band cancellation, out-of-band mitigation, precise time synchronisation and preservation of the anti-jam gain of a frequency-hopping structure. The product was exhibited at SAHA EXPO 2026 on 5-9 May 2026.
SMAF: Smart adaptive mitigation filter; it sits in the interference mitigation category.
TRR-L-758-805: VHF/UHF/LTE repeater. Described as intended to sustain radio coverage in enclosed spaces such as buildings, garages and tunnels.
TPD-1040-2-1: Power divider. The content of the detail page could not be accessed.

Broadband products

The company’s non-defense product arm consists of cable television and broadband access hardware. That group covers DOCSIS 3.1 and 4.0 amplifiers, HFC nodes, fibre-optic distribution hardware, headend equipment, Quattron modulators, ONU nodes and MASTRON amplifiers. The export history of these products is covered in the file on market position, and the company’s general profile in the hub file. For the ownership structure see the file on who owns the company, and for the comparison with foreign equivalents the comparison file.

Frequently asked questions

How many product groups does Tron Elektronik make?

On the defense and aerospace side there are six main groups: distribution and multicoupling, antenna switching, preamplifiers, power amplifiers, signal generators and combiners, and filters and sensors. The broadband product arm is additional to those.

What do the products cost?

Price information is not published. Not officially disclosed.

How are the product codes read?

In most families the first number gives the upper frequency limit in MHz and the numbers that follow give the port configuration. In the TRFMC-6000-12-8, that means a 6000 MHz upper limit, 12 outputs and eight inputs.

Does the company make systems or components?

The company produces at component, module and subsystem level. Its mission statement sets out the goal of carrying its products up to system level.

Where can technical data sheets be obtained?

No public data sheet containing numerical performance values could be found. The company publishes its contact details on its official website.

Sources and verification note

The product list in this guide was compiled from the company’s current site, its archived product pages and the SSB 2026 Product Catalogue entry. Model codes are reported as they appear in the source; no technical characteristics were inferred from the codes. Numerical values for filters and newer products are not published and are therefore not given. Product descriptions rest on the company’s own statements. Accessed: August 12, 2026.