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Guzik Technical Enterprises announced a new series of AXIe modular digitizers with combined signal processors, the ADP7000 series, for the emerging 5G communications test market and related applications.

Wolfspeed extended its family of 50 V unmatched GaN HEMT RF power transistors by adding a 250 W device with a frequency range up to 3 GHz and the highest efficiency of any comparably-rated GaN device available.

Skyworks introduced the SKY12239-11, a voltage-controlled variable attenuator (VVA) with broadband, flat attenuation and a high third-order input intercept point (IIP3). The device was designed to cover 10 MHz to 1.5 GHz and was optimized for use as a wide dynamic range, ultra-low distortion attenuator.

NEC has opened its first Advanced Centre for Experimentation (ACE) in Singapore, aiming to facilitate the company's global Research & Development capabilities.

ThinkRF Corp announced that the ThinkRF R5500 analyzer is the first, third-party product to directly connect with the Keysight 89600 VSA software.

BAE Systems selected advanced electronic warfare transmitter technology from Harris Corporation to help protect the U.S. Air Force Special Operations AC/MC-130J aircraft from electronic threats.

Analog Devices, Inc. announced a collaboration with The Cornucopia Project and ripe.io to explore the local food supply chain and use this work as a vehicle for educating students at ConVal Regional High School in Peterborough, N.H., and local farmers on 21st century agriculture skills.

Passive Plus, Inc. (PPI) offers a Low ESR/ESL EIA capacitor series. These multi-layer capacitors have been developed for High-Q and Microwave applications including base station products and L/C filters. The 0805N and 1111N series capacitors have high self-resonance frequencies (to 25 GHz), exhibit NP0 characteristics, and are 100% RoHS compliant.

TowerJazz announced that its 0.18 μm advanced SiGe technology was used to develop a 24 GHz rear and side radar sensor for DENSO Corporation, for use in the Toyota Camry that was released in North America in July.

Integra Devices is partnering with the National Science Foundation to create a family of small dynamic energy harvesters that can power wireless sensors without needing batteries.