David Porterfield

Electronics World publishes article on Micro Harmonics' advances in cryogenic isolators. Read more here

Design Solutions publishes article on Micro Harmonics' advances in cryogenic isolators. Read more here

Aerospace & Defense Technology publishes article on Micro Harmonics' advances in cryogenic isolators. Read more here

ACERT National Biomedical Center at Cornell University is using biomedical devices that operate at the higher end of the MMW spectrum for ground-breaking research in viral diseases. Micro Harmonics is thrilled to work alongside Virginia Diodes, Inc. to build the world’s highest power solid-state coherent 240 GHz source that puts out 500 milliwatts (a record [...]

Micro Harmonics components are solving standing wave issues commonly associated with advancements in wireless technologies. Thank you, Applied Wireless Technology for the recent article! "One of the major issue design engineers face, as they try to utilize the higher frequencies of the mmWave spectrum, is with isolators. This part of the RF spectrum is critical [...]

Micro Harmonics is pleased to announce $75,000 in new funding from the Center for Innovative Technology CRCF SBIR Matching Funds Program. MHC identified a need for their cryogenic isolators in high-frequency ship radar and drone inspection systems, particularly in the KA band (WR-28, 26.5-40.0 GHz). These systems need ultra-light, small envelope solutions, features in which [...]

Electronics Magazine publishes article on Micro Harmonics advances' in mmW isolator design. Read more here

Micro Harmonics pioneering design of cryogenic - capable isolators published in everything RF article. Read more here

U.S. Tech publishes article on Micro Harmonics recent design developments. Read more here

Microwaves & RF features article by David Porterfield, founder and CEO of Micro Harmonics. Read more here