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SATCOM Shifts Reference Frequency from 10 to 100 MHz – A System Perspective
Dec 15, 2025 | Bias Tees
Over the last decade, the satellite communications (SATCOM) industry has been evolving to support both wider channel bandwidths (BWs) and higher order modulations such as higher order quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM). The increasing constellation density of higher order QAM raises its sensitivity to phase jitter, which will also degrade the system BER if lower system phase noise is not first achieved. To achieve higher data throughput by correspondingly reducing system phase noise, many in the SATCOM industry have been moving the reference frequency of their distribution clocks and subsystem timing architectures away from the long-standing 10 MHz reference and toward higher-frequency references such as 100 MHz. Mini-Circuits supports this migration path with our line of Bias-Tee/Diplexers that are ideal for SATCOM installations.
Mini-Circuits Expands India Footprint with New Sales and Applications Engineering Office in Bangalore
Dec 14, 2025 | News
Mini-Circuits announced the opening of a new sales and applications engineering office in Bangalore on December 15, 2025, enhancing its presence in India’s RF and microwave technology market. This office complements the existing Chennai facility and aims to improve customer support and collaboration, aligning with the country’s growing role in wireless technology innovation.
Connectorized Evaluation Modules for MMIC Devices
Dec 05, 2025 | Amplifiers
At Mini-Circuits, we strive to provide the best engineering resources to help you evaluate our products for your specific applications. We’ve compiled this convenient cross-reference to help you identify connectorized modules corresponding to surface-mount MMICs of interest at a glance.
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