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In this survey, I only included 77 and 79 GHz radar sensors and ICs as 24 GHz sensors will be sunset by 2022. Therefore, companies like ADI, Valeo, Hella, UMS, etc., that are currently mostly involved in only the 24 GHz solutions are not included but expect many of them to move into the higher frequency solutions soon.
Have you ever heard anyone ask where they can find a new rep/distributor, buy a piece of used equipment or where to find a qualified candidate (other than the huge job marketplace sites)? Microwave Journal has the answer with the newly released Classifieds section under the Community tab on the web site. It is the Craig’s List for the RF/microwave market.
Presentations from the EuMW 2013 Defense Forum industry panel session presented by Strategy Analytics, Agilent, ADI/Richardson RFPD, Freescale, Rohde & Schwarz and TriQuint.
Missile defense systems have become one of the most critical elements to defense programs as a growing number of countries gain longer range missile technologies. Like the high demand of improvised explosive device (IED) defeat systems over the past decade to combat terrorist threats, I believe many nations will provide increased investment in this area to improve and field new systems. As more nations develop traditional and nuclear missile capability, these systems will be required to respond to the increasing threats from countries such as North Korea, Iran, China, Pakistan, India, etc. This creates an opportunity for microwave companies in the near future.
IEEE EMC Symposium took place in Pittsburgh, PA this year August 5-10. This symposium is the premier EMC event of the year in the US as people gather from around the world from many industries for this conference and exhibition. Microwave Journal editors visited the show and put together the following show summary including pictures and videos.
Greg Straiton, General Manager of Amphenol RF, discusses Amphenol RF's tradition of innovation in the connector industry, new products and global approach to manufacturing.
IEEE EMC Symposium took place in Pittsburgh, PA this year August 5-10. This symposium is the premier EMC event of the year in the US as people gather from around the world from many industries for this conference and exhibition. Microwave Journal editors visited the show and put together the following show summary including pictures and videos.
Greg Straiton, General Manager of Amphenol RF, discusses Amphenol RF's tradition of innovation in the connector industry, new products and global approach to manufacturing.