IMS '24 is coming to Washington, D.C. this June - are you ready?
IMS is the flagship event in a week dedicated to all things microwaves and RF and includes the IEEE MTT-S Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits Symposium (RFIC) and the Automatic Radio Frequency Techniques Group (ARFTG)
We'll be there, from opening day workshops and Quantum Bootcamp to the panel sessions to the closing plenary. We look forward to seeing you in sunny Washington for Capitalizing Across the Spectrum, great networking opportunities, and more.
Oh, one last thing. Why not check out some of the videos below which we recorded at IMS '23 in San Diego. It's your chance to get acquainted with some industry leaders and the expertise they offer.
See you soon, D.C.!
The entire RF Globalnet team
IMS VIDEOS FROM THE SHOW FLOOR
Samtec’s David Beraun gives an up-close look at the BE-90 Bulls Eye test point system for applications up to 90GHz.
Finwave’s Thom Degnan introduces us to Finwave, whose GaN-on-Si technology aims to unlock the true power of the 5G infrastructure and handset marketplaces.
Keysight’s Randy Becker provides a demonstration of Keysight's NTN testbed applying timing and Doppler pre-compensation, using extended hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ), and measuring device-under-test block error ratio (BLER) and throughput.
Jim Ahne of Guerrilla RF demonstrates a few examples of how Guerrilla’s high performance RF products are being utilized for innovation across the 5G and automotive industries.
dB Control’s Jeff Bly educates us on the company’s switch offerings, built to address customers’ insertion loss, switching speed and power handling requirements.
Keith Kulyk of Charter Engineering, a recent acquisition by dB Control, provides a quick overview of the company’s line of electromechanical switches, ranging from low intermodulation to very high-power switches.
Chris Giovanniello of Menlo Micro brings us up to speed on ideal switch technology and how it compares to traditional mechanical and solid-state alternatives.
FEATURED PRODUCTS FROM IMS 2023
Rohde & Schwarz offers the new R&S®ZNA vector network analyzer with DUT-centric operating features that guide users quickly and conveniently to the desired measurement setup. With exceptional stability, low trace noise and excellent raw data capabilities, the analyzer is ideally suited for development and production applications that require high accuracy, such as developing and producing components and modules for A&D and satellite applications.
GRF2011 is a broadband gain block with low noise figure and industry-leading linearity designed for small cell, wireless infrastructure and other high performance applications.