Created in 2015, Ampleon is shaped by 50 years of RF Power leadership and is set to exploit the full potential of data and energy transfer in RF. Ampleon has more than 1,650 employees worldwide, dedicated to creating optimal value for customers. Its innovative, yet consistent portfolio offers products and solutions for a wide range of applications, such as mobile broadband infrastructure, radio & TV broadcasting, CO2 lasers & plasma, MRI, particle accelerators, radar & air-traffic control, non-cellular communications, RF cooking & defrosting, RF heating and plasma lighting.
We specialize in RF Power and offer a broad range of transistors as discrete devices, MMICs, pallets and modules in LDMOS as well as GaN technology. Our products are designed to operate in various frequency bands and come with a comprehensive package line-up. For over 50 years, our customers trust our reliable and proven product consistency with highest yield manufacturing.
While the Doherty amplifier concept is nearly a century old, our modern MMICs are making it more viable for smaller, lower-power, transmit-side signal paths.
Ampleon’s 250-W LDMOS RF power transistor for 2.4 to 2.5 GHz targets magnetrons in microwave ovens as well as industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) applications.
Suppliers of these devices are all in, not only targeting applications like wireless communications and radar systems, but also the emerging RF energy arena.
As the applications extrapolate for wireless devices and interest grows in millimeter-wave frequencies, the RF/microwave industry gathers together with great optimism for the ...
Biasing networks can have a great deal to do with the low-frequency stability of RF/microwave power amplifiers based on many different types of high-frequency transistors.
Visitors to the RF/microwave industry’s largest conference and exhibition can sample some of the hardware, software, and test-equipment products that are turning 5G and IoT into...
Technology Editor Chris De Martino talks with Dr. Klaus Werner of the RF Energy Alliance about the current climate surrounding the world of RF solid-state energy.
This year’s Microwave Week is in full swing at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco, where the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) is clearly the main attraction...
A large portion of a small industry is set to show its hardware, software, and test equipment at this year’s IMS exhibition in San Francisco’s Moscone Center.
Gallium nitride is exerting its strength in myriad communications applications, and suppliers are trying to keep pace by developing solutions for next-generation systems.
Expect 2016 to be a busy year, as plans are in motion to create technologies with capabilities that push past the boundaries of today’s state-of-the-art solutions.
The New Year is upon us, allowing us to have the opportunity to take a closer look at what the RF/microwave industry will have in store for 2016. While we’ve seen plenty of technology...
