Interlligent UK, a leading player in the field of RF and microwave engineering in the UK, has announced the return of its highly anticipated RF and Microwave Design Seminar. The event will take place on Thursday, November 30, 2023, at the prestigious Møller Institute in Cambridge, UK, after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This eagerly awaited seminar will serve as a platform for industry experts and enthusiasts to delve into the latest advancements in microwave engineering and technology while exploring cutting-edge developments in high-frequency design and applications.
Confirmed line-up of Distinguished Speakers and Topics
The seminar boasts an impressive lineup of speakers, each offering unique insights into the realm of RF and microwave technology:
1. The Quest for Resilient Satellite Communications
Presented by Jeremy Turpin, Chief Scientist and Co-founder of ALL.SPACE. This talk will delve into the challenges and innovations involved in ensuring robust satellite communications in an ever-changing landscape.
2. An X-band Pulse Compression Instrumentation Radar for RCS Characterization
Alex Scarbro, Managing Director of Rathera, will discuss the intricacies of an X-band pulse compression instrumentation radar and its critical role in Radar Cross Section (RCS) characterization.
3. How to Design and Develop Custom MMICs
Liam Devlin, CEO of PRFI Ltd., will guide attendees through the fascinating world of designing and developing custom Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (MMICs).
4. Intelligent On-Board Processing and Re-configurable RF Transponders
Rajan Bedi, CEO and Founder of Spacechips, will shed light on intelligent on-board processing and re-configurable RF transponders, pivotal technologies in modern space exploration.
5. Configurable High-Power E-Band Transceiver for Low-Cost Terrestrial Telecommunications Deployment
Tudor Williams, Director of Technology at Filtronic, will explore the groundbreaking development of a configurable, high-power E-Band transceiver poised to revolutionize terrestrial telecommunications.
6. Contiguous Mode Power Amplifiers in Class BJF-1: A Robust Design Approach for 5G Applications
Maria Merlyne De Souza, Professor of Microelectronics at the University of Sheffield, will discuss her research on robust design approaches for contiguous mode power amplifiers in the context of 5G applications.
As in previous years, the seminar will feature a dedicated display area, showcasing select companies from the RF and microwave industries. Those interested in participating in this event can reach out to Joanne Lifschitz for more information.
This eagerly awaited seminar promises to be a hub of knowledge sharing, networking, and technological innovation, offering attendees a unique opportunity to stay at the forefront of RF and microwave design. Interlligent UK's dedication to fostering advancements in this field is sure to make this event a resounding success.
Click here to register for the event.
