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Custom MMIC has awarded scholarships to three more young women, the second year of the company’s Women in Engineering Scholarship program. The scholarships recognize young women who “personify academic excellence in the fields of math, science and engineering” and plan to pursue degrees in those fields.
T&M companies Rohde & Schwarz and Marvin Test Solutions have cooperated to create a unique turnkey solution suited for testing the beamforming ICs used in mmWave 5G and SatCom systems.
ETL Systems and its subsidiary company Atlantic Microwave, are working together to provide satellite equipment and RF components to the military market.
Akash Systems announced it has raised $14.5 million in Series A funding, including $10 million in new equity and $4.5 million converted from prior notes. Akash plans to use the capital to scale its transmit/receive radio modules and power amplifier business, moving it closer to profitability.
Orbital Micro Systems (OMS) announced that it has partnered with Georgia Tech to develop MMIC devices using silicon-germanium semiconductor hybrid material for its next generation of commercial earth observation radiometry instruments.
Raytheon will design, develop, produce and sustain a new active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar for the entire U.S. Air Force B-52 fleet, with low rate initial production scheduled to begin in 2024. The upgrade will be based on AESA technologies developed by Raytheon for the APG-79 and APG-82 radar families.
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