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March 30, 2023

Micro Harmonics Corporation has announced the release of its hybrid circulators in three new millimeter waveguide bands: WR-12 (70-86 GHz), WR-10 (85-104 GHz), and WR-8 (107-133 GHz). These patent-pending hybrid circulators can cover 24% fractional bandwidths with low insertion loss and more than 20 dB of isolation. Their wideband performance is verified from the comprehensive test data that Micro Harmonics provides with every component. Read the [...]

March 30th, 2023|

March 20, 2023

Micro Harmonics was featured in a recent article in U.S. Tech (print and online) discussing the issues with moving up into mmWave frequencies (click here to download). “At the D-band, you are looking at 100 Gigabits per second (Gbps). That is a ton of bandwidth,” says Jeffrey Hesler, Ph.D., CTO of Virginia Diodes, Inc. (VDI). “So, everyone is asking the same question, ‘how do we [...]

March 20th, 2023|

February 28, 2023

Inc. magazine has revealed its fourth annual Inc. 5000 Regionals list and Micro Harmonics is ranked at No. 134. The prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States offers a unique look at some of the most successful independent businesses in the nation. “It is an honor to be mentioned among this list of such successful companies,” says David Porterfield, Founder and [...]

February 28th, 2023|

February 8, 2023

The D-band is the new E-band. Covering 60-90 GHz, the E-band is a well-established high-capacity solution for a number of millimeter wave applications. However, there is a growing appetite for more, and meeting that ever-increasing demand for greater data transmitted at higher speeds will require the move up to higher frequencies such as the D-band (110-170 GHz). The problem is that currently, there is simply [...]

February 8th, 2023|

January 24, 2023

Micro Harmonics is excited to see continued interest in the "6G" article. It made the cover story of The Electric Current's December 2022 print edition! The Electric Current (print) // Click here to download Electronics World Online // Click here to download Print // Click here to download

January 24th, 2023|

November 9, 2022

Check out the listing below for the latest publications of the "6G" article. Stay tuned for a new article to release in the coming months! Electronic Products: Design & Test (online) // Click here to download Industry Today (online) // Click here to download Microwave Product Digest Online // Click here to download Print // Click here to download US Tech (online) // Click here [...]

November 9th, 2022|

October 7, 2022

September was a great month for seeing continued interest the "Hybrid Circulator" and "6G" articles with a total of five publications! Hybrid Circulator: International Design Engineer // Click here to download Design Solutions // Click here to download 6G: Electronics Today // Click here to download Electronic Products: Design & Test // Click here to download US Tech // Click here to download

October 7th, 2022|

September 7, 2022

Exciting news this month! Micro Harmonics is pleased to announce that VIPC | Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation has selected us to participate in their Commonwealth Commercialization Fund (CCF) award. Under this program, we will develop our patent pending hybrid circulator in the WR3.4 band (220 to 330 GHz). In other related news, the Hybrid Circulator article continues to be published, even making the cover story [...]

September 7th, 2022|

August 16, 2022

This month both the "Hybrid Circulator" and "6G" articles continue to generate interest. Check out the most recent online postings below: Hybrid Circulator: Aerospace and Defense Technology // Click here to download 6G: Microwave Engineering Europe // Click here to download

August 16th, 2022|

July 29, 2022

Another publication (Electronics Specifier) has picked up the article discussing how Micro Harmonics' newly designed and soon to be patented Hybrid Circulator is enabling technology that was not possible with the traditional Y-junction approach. Click here to read the article online // Click here to download

July 29th, 2022|
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