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The full MEMS Journal archive — 29 articles across two decades of sensors, MEMS, and microtechnology.
RF MEMS for better cell phone performance
Everyone has experienced dropped calls and choppy cell phone signals . As cell phone manufacturers are continually looking to ensure that consumers are satisfied with their devices, WiSpry is one of the companies which is now providing components to make it easier for phone designers make their products more…
RF MEMS: a brief history and future trends
One of the most exciting and rapidly growing set of applications in our industry are those involving RF MEMS . We recently spoke with Dr. Dan Hyman , the founder and CEO of XCOM Wireless , about RF MEMS history, current challenges and future trends . In this thoroughly comprehensive interview , Dr. Hyman shares his…
Radant MEMS President discusses RF switches
MEMS based switches for RF applications are the basic block for more complex RF MEMS architectures. We recently spoke with Dr. Jean-Claude Sureau , President of Radant MEMS .
Motorola Comments on RF MEMS
There has been much discussion about RF applications in the MEMS industry circles. While most of the comments and input so far has been from RF MEMS manufacturers, we thought that getting some feedback from a potential RF MEMS customer, Motorola, is important as well. We recently spoke with Tom Walczak , Senior…
Jeff Hilbert Speaks About RF MEMS
WiSpry is a fabless, radio frequency (RF) semiconductor company headquartered in Irvine, California. The company was formed in October 2002 through a spin-off of the RF/Wireless business unit of Coventor, Inc. and recently secured $7 Million Series A funding to drive growth of RF tunable filter and RF switch…