FALLBROOK, Calif. You see it in the neat rows of cherimoya fruit trees in the orchard of his summit home in Fallbrook, north of San Diego. You see it in his tidy laboratory. His clients can attest to ...
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US company introduces breakthrough technology for GaN-on-silicon based RF systems
California-based company Atomera has announced a materials engineering advancement intended to make gallium nitride ...
GatesAir on Tuesday launched “GatesAir Care,” a new service program created to address the growing gap in talent as RF engineers near retirement. The program, now available, offers defined service ...
Today at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS2026), Altera Corporation, the industry’s largest pure-play FPGA solutions ...
Vertical Integration to Enhance COMSovereign's 4G LTE and 5G Radio Offerings and Establishes Fully Developed In-House Sales Channels Serving Tier-1 Customers in United States and Latin America - ...
The RF device and process technology markets are heating up, especially for two critical components used in smartphones—RF switch devices and antenna tuners. RF device makers and their foundry ...
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OSIS' prospects ride on security upgrades and RF capabilities
OSI Systems OSIS is riding a security modernization cycle that spans aviation, border protection, and critical infrastructure ...
PDW Holdings, Inc. ("PDW"), an American drone company that designs, engineers, and manufactures unmanned systems and ...
The RF gallium nitride (GaN) device market is heating up amid the need for more performance with better power densities in a range of systems, such as infrastructure equipment, missile defense and ...
Anyone can hack a radio, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy: there’s a lot of mechanics that go into formatting a signal before you can decode the ones and zeros. At his Shmoocon talk, [Paul Clark] ...
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