In the ever-changing world of technology - radiofrequencies, microwaves, and millimeterwaves are within the ecosystems that hold our domain together. Researching and communicating with various suppliers, along with budgeting, can be time consuming and unclear.
From Nova:
The new M9500-FL01 isolator, part of the microstrip ferrite line, operates in X-band from 8.5GHz to 10.5GHz with 0.5dB of insertion
loss. This high-performance broadband isolator can dissipate 20W of continuous wave (CW) power.
Model M9500-FL01 is a high-performance isolator for use in commercial, military and numerous wireless applications. Our isolators are designed
with high quality materials for best performance and temperature stability over the operating temperature range.
We're glad to announce a new client to our supplier linecard - SiCamore Semi is a US based and US owned pure play foundry for advanced materials and power semiconductors with a mission to deliver compelling foundry solutions and superior services through the development of Silicon and Wide Bandgap technologies, related to Si, SOI, SiC, and GaN.
From physicsworld:
Two graphene-based bolometers that are sensitive to detect single microwave photons have been built by independent teams of physicists. The devices could find a range of applications in quantum technologies, radio astronomy and even in the search for dark matter.
QuantumFlow is glad to announce our Southern California and Arizona representation of MicroFab - MicroFab, Inc. specializes in manufacturing thin film circuits and other thin-film products. Circuits can be manufactured to your drawing specifications, or a custom thin film circuit can be designed to your specifications. Ion beam etching technology provides a superior etching process over conventional chemical etching. With ion beam etching, there is no undercutting or cross-contamination, resulting in better overall RF circuit performance.
The QuantumFlow team will be attending DesignCon in Silicon Valley on January 28th and 29th. Drop us a line if you plan to attend - hello@quantumflow.co
The electronics industry is shooting upwards like a rocket — the market for electrical systems will reach nearly $1,680 billion by the end of 2019 — but what's providing the fuel? And how can you reach new heights along with it?
DesignCon has the answers.
From EE Times:
A forecast of what to look out for among electronic products in the coming year.
From ceramics.org -
In the world of wireless communication, 5G has become almost a popculture reference. It is a term frequently used to describe improved handsets, devices, and infrastructure enabling faster speeds and more bandwidth. This article presents a cursory overview of what 5G is, what are the technical pillars of 5G systems, and finally, the role ceramic materials will play in 5G technology.
Trans-Tech, now fully assimilated under the globally recognized Skyworks brand just launched their brand new RF ceramics and advanced materials product site. Take a look for all your ferrites and magnetics, dielectrics, and advanced materials needs here.