Manufacturing Solutions Equip Integrated-Assembly Suppliers (.PDF Download)

Nov. 30, 2015

Building RF/microwave assemblies requires a variety of equipment to complete the entire process. A microwave multichip module (MCM), for example, contains an assortment of monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs) to enable the desired functionality of the complete assembly. Depending on its complexity, a microwave MCM can have numerous MMICs incorporated into its design. Between this potentially large number of MMICs and all of the requisite interconnections, it’s essential to have the proper equipment in place to succeed in creating a microwave assembly...

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