Microwave Marketing

Exhibitions for 2007

 

European Microwave Munich,Wireless Broadband Forum, Electronic Warefare 2007

Microwave Marketing are Exihibiting at the following events during 2007-

Electronic Warfare 2007,European Microwave and Broadband Wireless Forum

  

EW 2007, 15 - 16 May 2007 at Olympia Conference Centre, London, UK.

Over 350 people attended from the EW community with over 40 nations represented.Electronic Warfare (EW) and Expeditionary Forces (EXF), which, this year, were co-located at the Olympia Conference Centre in London, had over 450 attendees from 40 countries.

European Microwave, EUMW2007, OCT 10th - 14th in Munich; Ger

The 37th European Microwave Conference (EuMC), 8-12 Oct., is the core of European Microwave Week 2007, the largest event in Europe dedicated to microwave electronics.

The European Microwave Conference is the premier forum for the presentation of the actual status and future trends in the field of microwave and millimetre-wave systems and technologies.

 

Wireless Broadband Forum, Dec 10th -12th in Cambridge; UK 

The Wireless Broadband Forum is now in its sixth year and is one of Europe's largest wireless events. It is also the annual conference of the Broadband Wireless Association (BWA).

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4G WIMAX Lightning arrestors from PolyPhaser

 

WiMAX national roll out supported by PolyPhaser surge arretor solutions

PolyPhaser have been awarded first protection contract on new US national rollout of 4G and mobile IEEE 802.16e WiMAX networks.

Solutions are based around the GX dual path, dc path arrestors.Units are unique in their capability to offer the combination of high levels of protection to both low frequency telemetry signals and RF transmissions in the TX/RX path.

GX platform utilises dc blocking & filtering on the main RF signal path and parallel dc clamping and low frequency control of the telemetry frequencies.

 

 

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Farran 100GHz and beyond

 

Highlights of millimetric product advancements for european sourcing.

Farran Technology, based in Co. Cork, Ireland; has been providing quality and cost effective mm-wave product solutions for nearly 30 years. Farran engineering core competence has enabled us to maintain a leading edge in the design and manufacture of components and subsystems, at operating frequencies from 18 GHz to 3 THz. 

Farran’s strength is to adapt and change to emerging markets with products seen in many diverse applications, both military and commercial. As well as servicing an extensive range of millimeter-wave (mmWave) components, the maturation of the imaging market, for homeland security, has led to volume requirements for mmWave and sub-mmWave components. Farran has risen to this challenge by developing its production processes to enable manufacture of reliable, cost-effective, products of consistent quality. Further applications include environmental pollution control and research on radiometer designs for use in remote coastal sensors. The need for ever increasing bandwidth for transmission of HD video, broadband, and telephony has opened opportunities for MVDS infrastructure components. Farran is currently involved with projects, in the 42 GHz range which require mmWave end user and base station equipment, using their core skills to develop MMIC based solutions.

 

Although Farran is addressing volume markets, we have not forgotten the research and development of innovative mmWave and sub-mmWave components, which have kept us at the leading edge for decades. This is very much our core activity. The engineering team has its sights set on the emerging 150-300GHz sensor and imaging market. Current research programs include the development of innovative Schottky MMIC devices, which will be the building blocks for highly integrated frequency conversion and detection systems. Other areas of research are waveguide structures, including use of polymers, to be used for future sub-mmWave component manufacture.

 

Latest amplifier development success stories include a  94GHz amplifier providing medium o/p power units of +21dBm PSat,allowing a true European source for millimetric sensing applications.

 

 

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