Custom MMIC, Chelmsford, Mass.

The CMD291 is a wideband GaAs MMIC driver amplifier die which operates from 16 to 24 GHz. The broadband device is ideally suited for applications requiring high dynamic range.

Announcing the release of CMD290, a wideband GaN LNA MMIC. CMD290 delivers 12.5 dB of gain with a corresponding noise figure of 2.3 dB and an output 1 dB compression point of +19 dBm at 13 GHz.

Custom MMIC continues to rapidly add to its extensive family of MMIC Switches; with two new GaAs MMIC switches, the non-reflective CMD235C4 and CMD236C4.

Custom MMIC discusses the importance of phased-array radar systems as well as the associated benefits and drawbacks and the new path forward.

Custom MMIC, a leading developer of high performance monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMIC), announces a new series of high performance IP3 fundamental mixers, CMD253C3, CMD254C3 and CMD255C3.

Custom MMIC announces three GaAs MMIC mixers for C-, X-, K- and Ka-Band applications. The CMD251C3 fundamental mixer, CMD252C4 I/Q mixer and CMD180 fundamental mixer deliver best-in-class isolation and conversion loss performance with low input power. These new MMIC mixers help increase dynamic range while reducing LO power and subsequent filtering.

Custom MMIC announced three new GaAs MMIC mixers for C-, X-, K and Ka-Band applications.

Custom MMIC announced an expanded collaboration with X-Microwave LLC, developers of a modular/drop-in simulation, prototyping and production system for solderless and reconfigurable RF/microwave circuits up to 67 GHz. The X-MWblock^TM system enables efficient and expedient microwave and mmWave circuit development and testing, using industry grade non-linear online simulation tools.