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Radionor Communications, the wireless networking specialist has established an alliance with Arrow in which the company supplies and provides engineering support for key technologies deployed in Radionor’s latest broadband radio products.

Arrow Electronics has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement pursuant to which Arrow will acquire all of the assets and operations of the RF, Wireless and Power Division of Richardson Electronics, Ltd. (Richardson RFPD).

Gowanda Electronics is teaming up with its newly acquired sister company, Instec Filters, to provide a broader range of passive electronic components to the global marketplace. Learn more at Gowanda Electronics’ Booth #2420 at the International Microwave Symposium June 19 - 21, 2012 in Montreal, Quebec, where Gowanda and Instec products will be featured.

Luso Electronics, a supplier and installer of microwave systems and components, has introduced a low-loss alternative to standard WR75 and WR62 for cross-site runs between switching networks and antennas.

AWR Corporation, offers a wide range of activities to learn more about its software, inclusive of Microwave Office, AXIEM and Visual System Simulator, at EuMW2011.

AWR Corporation announces that it has added Taiwan to the list of cities scheduled for the July 2012 tour of the AWR Design Forum 2012. The Taiwan event will take place on Thursday, July 12. The call for papers for the Taiwan forum, as well as for those in Japan and Korea, is now open.

M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc. announced its new E-Commerce functionality today at the International Microwave Symposium Trade Show in Montreal, Canada. This new capability will allow customers worldwide to purchase M/A-COM Tech’s products directly from the company’s website, www.macomtech.com.

Tektronix has announced SignalVu vector signal analysis software for DPO7000 and DPO/DSA70000 digital oscilloscope series, enabling engineers to easily characterize and validate wideband and microwave spectral events.

Hittite Microwave has introduced the industry’s first SMT packaged, MMIC Tunable Band Reject Filter which is ideal for absorbing unwanted signals in test and measurement equipment, signal processing equipment and electronic warfare (EW) subsystems up to 25 GHz.

RF Micro Devices, Inc. today announced the release of the RFVA0016 – a highly integrated one-quarter watt (¼W) analog-controlled variable gain amplifier. RFMD’s broadband RFVA0016 VGA features external matching to allow operation in all RF bands between 400 to 2700MHz with a single module.