en.Wedoany.com Reported - CML Micro will showcase its RF, defense and aerospace, and satellite technology product portfolio at the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS 2026), held June 9-11, 2026 in Boston, USA. The mixed-signal, RF, and microwave semiconductor solutions provider will exhibit at Booth 21082, covering technologies from DC to 50 GHz, and preview future product innovations. This initiative aims to support its growing network of North American customers and distributors.
Participating in this year's IMS, CML Micro demonstrates its system-level expertise in RF and millimeter-wave domains, ranging from RF gain modules, Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) power amplifiers, low-noise amplifiers, ultra-linear amplifiers, frequency synthesizers, to modulators and demodulators, as well as IF and RF transceivers. This aims to help engineers simplify integration and accelerate the development process for communications, mission-critical, and high-reliability RF applications.
CML Micro will also offer visitors an exclusive preview of four upcoming products: the new compact RF amplifier CMX90A002, optimized for efficiency across a wide bias voltage range of 1.9V to 4.5V, designed for low-power applications such as IoT and smart metering; the high-performance distributed GaN amplifier MMG-004030, operating from below 1 MHz to 40 GHz with significantly increased output power, suitable for instrumentation, electronic warfare, and test scenarios; the next-generation compact linear GaN power amplifier CMX90A301S5, with a saturated output power of 10W, optimized for MANET radios, mesh networks, and advanced military communication systems; and the high-linearity GaAs FET MWT-11F89, packaged in SOT-89 with an output power of 1.5W, supporting long life cycles for aerospace and defense applications.
These new solutions are planned for commercial availability in the coming months, further enriching the company's growing RF and millimeter-wave product roadmap. The showcased solutions support applications including military and tactical communications, broadband wireless infrastructure, satellite communications, industrial systems, and advanced RF designs.
Thomas Eichhorst, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing at CML Micro, stated that IMS is a vital opportunity for direct engagement with customers and partners within the RF and microwave ecosystem. As the complexity and scope of wireless systems continue to grow, customers need partners who not only provide high-performance components but also possess the expertise and application knowledge required to accelerate development and optimize system performance. He also noted that this year's show marks a significant milestone for CML Micro, as previewing multiple additions to the product roadmap will enhance the company's ability to support next-generation communications, defense, and infrastructure applications.
During the exhibition, visitors to Booth 21082 can engage with CML Micro's executive leadership, engineering, product management, sales, and marketing teams to discuss emerging market needs and system-level design challenges. Rob Smith, Director of Product Line, will also conduct live demonstrations of the MMA-445933H-55 amplifier, showcasing its linearity performance in demanding communications and high-reliability applications.
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