Validation of a 0.5-MW system for the U.S. Navy proves Menlo Micro’s scalable power-switching platform for defense, data center, and industrial markets This milestone marks a first for the MEMS ...

Austin, Texas – XCom Wireless Inc. has begun sampling packaged MEMS-based relays and varactors that achieve 18-GHz frequencies, the company said, with Q factors in the 150 range. The parts will target ...

Aimed at automatic test equipment (ATE), RF test instruments and similar applications, the Omron Type 2SMES-01 MEMS switch offers outstanding durability, excellent RF transmission performance and very ...

RF coaxial SPDT relays address signal-routing applications that demand a combination of high frequency, high power, and excellent RF performance. What role does an SPDT relay play in test applications ...

Development of MEMS relays has been underway since at least the early 90s with many types reported during the intervening years. Anticipated benefits include extremely small size, long life in excess ...

A spinout from GE’s Global Research Center claims it has reinvented the electronic switch in the form of a MEMS device. “Menlo Micro’s Digital Micro Switch technology allows something which is as ...

For OEMs, new switch technology enables next-generation instrumentation equipment with increased channel density and extended speed, operating lifetime and reduced power consumption. NORWOOD, ...

Menlo Micro has released another MEMS electro-mechanical relay, this time a single-pole four-throw (SP4T) dc-18GHz switch. MM5120 will handle 25W (150W pulsed), according to the company, though its ...

One of the oldest companies in the electronics industry, Coto Technology has been designing and developing small signal switching solutions for over 90 years. These days, the 93-year old company is a ...

Pickering Interfaces has turned to mems relays from Menlo Micro for a PXI fault insertion tester that can simulate issues in high-speed Ethernet protocols up to MultiGBASE-T1. “Capability limitations ...

Engineers frequently wrestle with ominous-sounding challenges that have bigger effects on the planet — and your wallet — than you might think: thermal runaway, electromagnetic interference, and ...