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Anritsu Co. (Booth #949) will showcase its high-frequency test solutions that address the complex challenges associated with emerging microwave and millimeter wave (mmWave) designs, such as automotive radar and 5G, at IMS2016.
Cobham will exhibit at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Microwave Theory & Techniques Society (MTT-S) International Microwave Symposium (IMS) during 22-27 May 2016 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, Calif.
WIN Semiconductors Corp., the world’s largest pure-play compound semiconductor foundry, announced it has started commercial 150-mm GaAs wafer production at its third factory location, Fab C.
Smiths Microwave Subsystems announced the release of the TRAK X-Band Surface Mount (SMT) Circulator. This device is a low-cost, true SMT circulator compatible with tape-and-reel (pick-and-place) and standard solder reflow profiles.
Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) unveiled the RadioVerse™ technology and design ecosystem, which provides customers with integrated transceiver technologies, a robust design environment, and market-specific technical expertise to move their radio designs from concept to creation quickly.
Southwest Microwave Inc., a leading global supplier of high performance interconnect solutions will be showcasing an exciting array of End Launch Connectors to 110 GHz and SuperMini Board-to-Board DC to 67 GHz RF/millimeter wave blind-mate connectors at IMS 2016 Booth 2239.
Smiths Microwave Subsystems is pleased to announce that Millitech, the leader in millimeter-wave technology, will be reviewing a number of their latest and most advanced millimeter-wave assemblies (MMWAs) at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) May 24-26 in San Francisco, Calif., in Booth #930. Responding to growing demands for E-, W-, and V-band products, the company has engineered assemblies with new levels of performance and integration.
IDT released two 50 MHz to 8 GHz switches for communications and public safety systems, radar and general purpose switching. The IDT F2932 and F2933 are 50 Ω, SPDT, absorptive switches designed on a silicon process and assembled in 4x4 mm, 16-pin QFN packages.
RADX® Technologies Inc. will announce at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS 2016), the LibertyGT® 1410 (LGT1410), a new Real-Time Vector Signa Analyzer (RTVSA) that includes the highest performance, wideband Real Time Spectrum Analyzer (RTSA) available today and the only high performance RTSA available in a PXIe-based modular system.
Arralis has developed another world first with the launch of fully integrated transmit and receive 94 GHz core chips at IMS2016. The devices make the highly desirable attenuation window of 94 GHz available for commercial applications such as fully autonomous radar for drones and self-driving vehicles as well as ‘wireless fiber’ communication speeds for 5G backhaul.
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Smiths Microwave Subsystems announced the release of the TRAK X-Band Surface Mount (SMT) Circulator. This device is a low-cost, true SMT circulator compatible with tape-and-reel (pick-and-place) and standard solder reflow profiles.
Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) unveiled the RadioVerse™ technology and design ecosystem, which provides customers with integrated transceiver technologies, a robust design environment, and market-specific technical expertise to move their radio designs from concept to creation quickly. 
Smiths Microwave Subsystems is pleased to announce that Millitech, the leader in millimeter-wave technology, will be reviewing a number of their latest and most advanced millimeter-wave assemblies (MMWAs) at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) May 24-26 in San Francisco, Calif., in Booth #930. Responding to growing demands for E-, W-, and V-band products, the company has engineered assemblies with new levels of performance and integration.
Arralis has developed another world first with the launch of fully integrated transmit and receive 94 GHz core chips at IMS2016. The devices make the highly desirable attenuation window of 94 GHz available for commercial applications such as fully autonomous radar for drones and self-driving vehicles as well as ‘wireless fiber’ communication speeds for 5G backhaul.