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Pasternack has introduced its latest line of waveguide circulators and isolators, now available for sale

Fairview Microwave has released a series of temperature-compensated amplifiers to address precision performance and test-and-measurement applications.

Pickering Interfaces will showcase its range of RF & microwave switching, launching several new products, including the first modules in a new MEMS-based RF PXI/PXIe multiplexer family, on booth #1415 at IMS (International Microwave Symposium) 2023, at San Diego Convention Centre in California, USA from 13th to 15th June 2023.

PRFI, the UK custom MMIC design specialists, has announced a significant milestone. Its 150th custom MMIC design, a low-current mmWave gain block, has moved to production.

Keysight Technologies introduces the Keysight E5081A ENA-X, the first midrange vector network analyser (VNA) that produces fast, accurate error vector magnitude (EVM) measurements and accelerates the characterisation of 5G component designs by up to 50%.

Keysight Technologies and Nokia Bell Labs are demonstrating component and radio frequency integrated circuit (RFIC) characterisation for 6G subterahertz (sub-THz) radio frequency (RF) applications in the D- and E-bands at the International Microwave Symposium 2023 (IMS 2023) in June.

Keysight Technologies has unveiled the Keysight E5081A ENA-X, a midrange vector network analyser (VNA) that produces fast, accurate error vector magnitude (EVM) measurements and accelerates the characterisation of 5G component designs by up to 50%.

Insight SiP, the developer of advanced miniature RF modules, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jean-François Carpentier as R&D Manager to lead the research and development of its next-generation RF modules.

Richardson Electronics, announces that its ULTRA3000Pitch Energy Module (PEM) has been selected by GE Vernova to be featured on their recently launched online marketplace for onshore wind parts and essentials.

Colours are something quite natural, and most of us can identify them without any problem. Technically, however, we are talking about electromagnetic waves of varying length, because, after all, that is what colours actually are. We are able to interpret them without any problem, e.g. when moving in public spaces and reacting to the green, yellow or red traffic light.