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Custom MMIC, a developer of performance driven monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs), is pleased to announce the appointment of Saguaro Technical Sales as their new representative in Arizona and New Mexico.

Dow-Key® Microwave Corp., the world’s largest manufacturer of electromechanical switches, announced that it will showcase its 411HQ, 461H and 511H series of switches at the SATELLITE 2015 Exhibition, booth 7112, in Washington DC on March 17-19 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

GSMA Mobile World Congress 2015 broke records with more than 93,000 attends from 200 countries. The first day started off with a bang as NXP and Freescale announced that they plan to merge. Read the complete show review.

NI (formerly AWR Corp.) announces that Thales Alenia Space (TAS) Italy has successfully developed a complete RF/microwave flow using NI AWR Design Environment™, dramatically cutting design-to-production times and increasing design reuse.

inTEST Thermal Solutions (iTS) has designed a multi-zone thermal plate for hot/cold temperature cycling of microwave signal amplifiers used in satellite data communications.

Teledyne LeCroy announces automated physical layer transmitter compliance test capability for the MIPI M-PHY standard. The new compliance test software, QPHY-MIPI-MPHY, enables the highest level of confidence in M-PHY compliance by measuring a large number of cycles in a short period of time.

Smart Electronics and Lark Engineering, both part of Secure Technology Co., are pleased to announce they are working together to be a full service components solution provider for the industrial, aerospace, and military market segments.

DiTom Microwave Inc. invites you to attend the SATELLITE 2015 exhibition as their special guest.  The compnay will be exhibiting from booth 3134 on the show floor March 16 - 19, 2015 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington D.C.

Infineon Technologies AG and Panasonic Corp. have announced an agreement under which both companies will jointly develop Gallium nitride (GaN) devices based on Panasonic’s normally-off (enhancement mode) GaN on silicon transistor structure integrated into Infineon’s surface-mounted device (SMD) packages. In this context Panasonic has provided Infineon with a license of its normally-off GaN transistor structure. This agreement will enable each company to manufacture high performing GaN devices. Customers will have the added advantage of having two possible sources for compatible packaged GaN power switches: a setup not available for any other GaN on silicon device so far.

AT4 wireless and Anritsu have reached an agreement to upgrade the LTE Advanced conformance test and carrier acceptance test capabilities in Europe, North America and APAC.