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EEWeb​ publishes an article explaining why Micro Harmonics is at the cutting edge of mmWave technology. Read more here

The Electric Current Magazine features an article on Micro Harmonics mmWave isolators. Read more here

EEWorld Online publishes an article explaining how Micro Harmonics mmWave isolators solve insertion loss issues frequently associated with higher frequencies. Our ferrite isolators are optimized for the industry's lowest insertion loss. Read more here   For further reading, Micro Harmonics engineering advances are featured in 5G Technology World, found below. Read more here

Everything RF features Micro Harmonics in an article about how our design advances in mmWave technology impact 5G, 6G, ultra-high definition video, autonomous driving cars, security applications and IoT. Read more here

Micro Harmonics was just awarded a NASA Phase II SBIR contract to develop cryogenic Faraday rotation isolators in every band from WR-15 (50-75 GHz) through WR-3.4 (220-330 GHz). In the course of this research effort we will also develop room temperature isolators at WR2.8 (260-400 GHz) and WR-2.2 (330-500 GHz) as well as a line [...]

A special thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at the IMS in Boston last week. We exhibited a WR-4.3 isolator with 1.1 dB insertion loss! A special thanks to Keysight for loaning us the PNA and to Virginia Diodes for loaning us the frequency extenders.

Micro Harmonics has been awarded a $50,000 Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund (CRCF) grant by the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT). CIT creates technology-based economic development strategies to accelerate innovation, imagination and the next generation of technology and technology companies. Created in 1985, CIT, a non-profit corporation, plugs gaps at the earliest stages of the Innovation [...]

Micro Harmonics has been selected as one of four companies for induction into the 2019 RAMP (Regional Acceleration and Mentoring Program) Cohort. RAMP is a technology business accelerator program for the Roanoke/Blacksburg, Virginia region. RAMP will provide commercialization training and mentorship as well as a $20,000 grant.

We will be exhibiting at the 2019 IMS in Boston, June 4-6. Please visit us at booth number 694.

Please follow the link below to read our article in the March issue of the Microwave Journal. Recent Advancements in mm-Wave Isolator Technology