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Auriga's Nickolas Kingsley will present "Adaptive Amplifier Module Technique to Support Cognitive RF Architectures" at the upcoming 2014 IEEE Radar Conference in Cincinnati, OH on May 21, 2014.
Auriga announced that Agilent Technologies Inc. has designated Auriga Microwave a Global Solutions Partner, Agilent's highest level status for their Solution Partner program.
Dr. Qin Shen-Schultz, principal engineer at Auriga Microwave, will present two technical papers at this year's Electronic Design Innovation Conference (EDI CON).
Auriga Microwave announces imec as the first in Europe to purchase Auriga's latest generation pulsed IV/RF characterization system, the AU4850. Imec will use the system to test and characterize imec's 200 mm GaN-on-Si CMOS compatible power transistors.
Auriga Microwave is exhibiting at EuMW 2013, in booth #D104. On display will be Auriga's AU4850, a pulsed IV/RF characterization system, and its fourth generation component test system: CTS-4.
The emerging market for Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) power semiconductors is forecast to grow a remarkable factor of 18 during the next 10 years, energized by demand from power supplies, photovoltaic (PV) inverters and industrial motor drives.
Auriga Microwave, an innovator in the design of high-powered RF and microwave devices, announces that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent for technology that will make the control circuit design much simpler for high-power RF switches used in many communication systems.
Auriga Microwave, a leading innovator in the design of high-powered RF and microwave devices announced that the company will be participating as an exhibitor at EDI CON 2013 in Beijing, China, showcasing the company’s expertise in solid-state device measurement, characterization, and modeling, which is critical to understanding of the device physics behind state-of-the-art GaN- and GaAs-based technologies.