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100K Clean Room at Mini-Circuits’ Deer Park High-Frequency Technology Center
Get an up-close look at Mini-Circuits’ in-house capabilities for high-frequency design, production and testing in this virtual tour of the 100K clean room facility at the Deer Park Technology ...
Versatile 4-Way Splitter for Broadband Applications
Mini-Circuits’ ZS4RKU-183-S+ SMA-connectorized 4-way splitter combiner supports broadband signal distribution from DC to 18 GHz, supporting a wide range of applications from lab to the field with
Mini-Circuits to Highlight MMIC Advances, Solutions for Quantum Computing, Satcom and Automotive Applications at IMS 2026
Mini-Circuits will showcase innovative RF and microwave technologies at the IEEE MTT-S IMS 2026, including the debut of a GaN MMIC amplifier and integrated modules for satellite communications ...
Cascading LTCC and Reflectionless Filters to Tailor RFFE Performance
In most any wideband RF front end (RFFE), the system bandwidth is limited by some means, even if that limitation is a simple preselector. Often a wideband RFFE that is connected to an antenna ...
SIW Bandpass Filters Meets LTCC
Mini-Circuits continues to expand its portfolio with the introduction of the first SIW bandpass filter models to its innovative µCeramIQ product line. These proprietary designs incorporate SIW ...
The Leadership and Legacy of a Quality Pioneer
Arthur Ackerman led Mini-Circuits’ quality management program for nearly 30 Years. Now he’s guiding a key transition for the company’s future success. Read more about his journey on our blog!
TSS-43ULN+ Wideband MMIC Low Noise Amplifier with Fast Shutdown Switching – 0.5 to 4 GHz
Join Mini-Circuits Technical Marketing Engineer, Chris DeMartino in another overview of a recent addition to the company’s MMIC portfolio. The TSS-43ULN+ is a pHEMT-based MMIC low noise amplifier
Application Note: Delivering GNSS to Multiple Vehicle Systems
Connecting automobiles to the constellations that comprise GNSS requires an antenna and some very sensitive and specialized receivers. Each vehicular system has its own GNSS receiver, and those ...
Mini-Circuits Makes a Splash at IEEE Long Island Show
Mini-Circuits attended the 9th annual IEEE RF/Microwave Symposium and Exhibition on April 22, at the Radisson Hotel in Hauppauge, LI. At the event, we showcased our latest technology in high ...
Closeup on MMIC Low Noise Amplifier with Shutdown Feature Covering 10 to 2000 MHz (TSS-23ULN+)
In this video, Mini-Circuits Technical Marketing Engineer, Chris DeMartino explains the key features and functions of the TSS-23ULN+ pHEMT-based MMIC low noise amplifier. Housed in a tiny 2x2 mm ...
Non-Magnetic Hand-Flex RF Cables
From quantum computing to MRI systems and more, non-magnetic cables are becoming a critical element for system connections in sensitive environments. To support these growing needs, we’ve ...
Simulated Signals for Wi-Fi RF Channel Test
This paper discusses the effective use of Mini-Circuits' RF peak and average power sensors for testing Wi-Fi signals while maintaining cost efficiency. Average power measurement, time domain ...