Wolfspeed (A Cree Company) will showcasing its Components and Promote RF Foundry Services at MILCOM 2015, from October 26 to 28 in Tampa, Fla. Representatives from Wolfspeed's RF Foundry - the world's largest dedicated, commercial wide bandgap production device facility - will be onsite at Booth #431 to promote their advanced, U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) manufacturing readiness level (MRL8+) and Category 1A Trusted Foundry services, in addition to several new Wolfspeed RF components, including a miniature, plastic-packaged 50V/60W broadband GaN HEMT for military communications applications and one of the highest power Ku-Band MMICs currently available on the market.
Delivering big power and big efficiency in a small, 4.5mm x 6.5mm surface mount plastic package, Wolfspeed's new, inherently wideband CGHV27060MP delivers 70% efficiency, 75 W power, and 17dB large signal gain over frequency bands spanning UHF to 2.7 GHz. Visitors will be able to see the new miniature, high power, high efficiency device mounted in an active 2.5–2.7 GHz application circuit, and can speak with Ryan Fury, Wolfspeed's RF Foundry program manager, and Sarah Miller, a marketing representative for Wolfspeed's RF Components, for additional details regarding device performance and the many benefits it can provide in milcom applications. Visitors can also discuss and view static examples of Wolfspeed's 40V/30W two-stage, 50U Ku-Band GaN MMIC high power amplifier (HPA), the CMPA1D1E025F, which covers the 13.5–14.75 GHz commercial satcom band, delivers satcom measured performance of 20 dB linear gain at 42 dBm average output power, and enables higher power, more efficient Ku-Band solutions than incumant TWT or GaAs solutions. Further, all visitors who scan their badges at the booth will be entered into one of two random drawings, to be held on Monday and Tuesday, October 26 and 27, for a chance to win one of two Apple watches.
Visit Wolfspeed at Booth #431 at Milcom 2015.
