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Mini-Circuits to Highlight MMIC Advances, Solutions for Quantum Computing, Satcom and Automotive Applications at IMS 2026
Thu, 04 Jun 2026 18:44:27 | Events
Mini-Circuits will showcase innovative RF and microwave technologies at the IEEE MTT-S IMS 2026, including the debut of a GaN MMIC amplifier and integrated modules for satellite communications and quantum computing. Attendees can explore live demonstrations and connect with experts at Booth 19054 from June 9-11 in Boston, Massachusetts. The post Mini-Circuits to Highlight MMIC Advances, Solutions for Quantum Computing, Satcom and Automotive Applications at IMS 2026 first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Makes a Splash at IEEE Long Island Show
Mon, 04 May 2026 19:49:10 | Events
Mini-Circuits attended the 9th annual IEEE RF/Microwave Symposium and Exhibition on April 22, at the Radisson Hotel in Hauppauge, LI. At the event, we showcased our latest technology in high frequency modules, portable test equipment, and test accessories and instrumentation with our capable team available to answer questions and rein in customers and new opportunities. The post Mini-Circuits Makes a Splash at IEEE Long Island Show first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Technology Day with Milexia France
Fri, 24 Apr 2026 16:08:46 | Events
On April 15th, Mini-Circuits was proud to partner with our rep, Milexia France for a collaborative Technology Day. The event was held at Milexia’s headquarters in Saint-Aubin, France to showcase our RF and microwave solutions from DC to 110 GHz in areas including high frequency modules (HFM), test solutions and test accessories. The post Mini-Circuits Technology Day with Milexia France first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Our Members are the Heartbeat of Our Company
Thu, 12 Mar 2026 17:45:45 | Events
On February 19, Mini-Circuits showed its heartfelt thanks to its members with our annual Heart Health Awareness event. The event is aimed at creating awareness to heart health and educating our team on how best to take care of themselves. Those who attended got to enjoy healthy snacks and raffles. The post Our Members are the Heartbeat of Our Company first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits CEO Jin Bains to Deliver Plenary Address at IEEE MAPCON 2025
Mon, 24 Nov 2025 21:25:41 | Events
Mini-Circuits is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the 2025 IEEE Microwaves, Antennas and Propagation Conference (MAPCON), taking place December 14-18 in Kochi, Kerala, India. Mini-Circuits CEO Jin Bains will deliver a plenary talk on Monday, Dec. 15, at 12:20 p.m. local time (GMT+5:30). His address, titled “The Coming Wave of RF & Microwave Systems: Communication, Sensing, Energy & Beyond,” will explore emerging applications that are redefining how RF and microwave technologies influence life on Earth and in space. The post Mini-Circuits CEO Jin Bains to Deliver Plenary Address at IEEE MAPCON 2025 first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Labs (MCL) and Virginia Diodes Inc. (VDI) to Demonstrate 90–140 GHz Signal Generator at EuMW 2025
Tue, 16 Sep 2025 18:13:25 | Events
Attendees of European Microwave Week (EuMW) in Utrecht, The Netherlands, are invited to visit the Mini-Circuits (C073) and VDI (D034) booths to experience a live demonstration of a 90 - 140 GHz signal generator and see how this technology is shaping the future of high-frequency innovation. The post Mini-Circuits Labs (MCL) and Virginia Diodes Inc. (VDI) to Demonstrate 90–140 GHz Signal Generator at EuMW 2025 first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Announces µCeramIQ™ Brand for LTCC Product Line
Tue, 17 Jun 2025 05:38:36 | Events
Mini-Circuits is rebranding its LTCC product line to µCeramIQ™ to highlight its advanced design capabilities in passive components utilizing Low-temperature Co-fired Ceramic substrates. This change reflects the company's expertise developed over thirty years. The rebranded product line includes a range of filters and other components, showcased at the IEEE MTT-S IMS event. The post Mini-Circuits Announces µCeramIQ™ Brand for LTCC Product Line first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Experts Join MicroApps Talks at IMS 2025
Fri, 13 Jun 2025 16:53:10 | Events
Mini-Circuits is proud to have members of its engineering team contributing to the 2025 MicroApps talks at the 2025 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in San Francisco. The post Mini-Circuits Experts Join MicroApps Talks at IMS 2025 first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Attends the Annual WAMICON Event: Supporting Peers in Academia
Fri, 30 May 2025 17:10:46 | Events
This year, Mini-Circuits was proud to be a Platinum sponsor of the IEEE Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference (WAMICON) to continue our support and long-standing relationship with the University of South Florida and their WAMI Center. We continue to encourage a healthy relationship and collaboration between the industry and academia. Read more: The post Mini-Circuits Attends the Annual WAMICON Event: Supporting Peers in Academia first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits Attended the Long Island Microwave Symposium, Showcasing Our Latest Products & Capabilities
Thu, 29 May 2025 21:04:31 | Events
This year, Mini-Circuits was proud to be a Platinum sponsor of IEEE’s Long Island Microwave Symposium. We attended with a number of our own team members to present our latest products and capabilities. The post Mini-Circuits Attended the Long Island Microwave Symposium, Showcasing Our Latest Products & Capabilities first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Cascade System Analysis Using Amplifier2 Behavioral Models in Keysight ADS®
Fri, 26 Jun 2026 18:28:10 | Amplifiers
This application note discusses creating reusable subcircuit schematics for Mini-Circuits amplifiers to improve system-level cascade analysis in ADS. It addresses challenges in managing multiple behavioral models, offering methods to simplify workflow. Simulation results for cascaded amplifiers under single-tone and two-tone conditions are presented, emphasizing gains, compression, and intermodulation performance evaluation. The post Cascade System Analysis Using Amplifier2 Behavioral Models in Keysight ADS® first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Using Generalized Multi-Dimensional Data Files to Model Amplifier Temperature and DC Operating Point Dependence within the Amplifier2 Behavioral Model in ADS®
Thu, 25 Jun 2026 20:46:29 | Amplifiers
This application note introduces an improved workflow for simulating Mini-Circuits amplifiers by providing a consolidated MDF file for each model, simplifying data management. It outlines the new MDF format, offers guidance for building ADS schematics, and includes single-tone and two-tone simulation examples to demonstrate its effectiveness. The post Using Generalized Multi-Dimensional Data Files to Model Amplifier Temperature and DC Operating Point Dependence within the Amplifier2 Behavioral Model in ADS® first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to 380-480 MHz
Thu, 25 Jun 2026 15:19:36 | Videos
In this video, Mini-Circuits Technical Marketing Engineer Chris DeMartino explains how to tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA, which operates from 10 to 2000 MHz to the specific band of 380-480 MHz, including the application circuit. Here is a link to the application note: https://lp.minicircuits.com/hubfs/2026/04_April/AN60150_RevA.pdf. Housed in a tiny 2x2 mm QFN-style package, this model supports applications from 10 to 2000 MHz with 0.4 dB typical noise figure, 20 dB gain and +37 dBm OIP3. A voltage-controlled fast shutdown feature allows the amplifier to be switched off to conserve power consumption when not in use. About Mini-Circuits: Mini-Circuits is the world’s preferred supplier of RF and microwave components and systems. With 14 design, manufacturing and sales locations in nine countries, as well as hundreds of sales channel partners worldwide, Mini-Circuits offers 27 product lines comprising over 10,000 active models. Over 20,000 customers choose Mini-Circuits for the demanding quality standards, world-class customer support, on-time delivery and value pricing that have earned the industry’s trust for over 50 years. More from Mini-Circuits: Visit Mini-Circuits’ website: https://www.minicircuits.com/ Like Mini-Circuits on Facebook: / minicircuits Follow with Mini-Circuits on LinkedIn: / mini-circuits Follow Mini-Circuits on X: / minicircuits Follow Mini-Circuits on Instagram: / minicircuits The post How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to 380-480 MHz first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to Operate at 700-800 MHz
Thu, 25 Jun 2026 15:19:34 | Videos
In this video, Mini-Circuits Technical Marketing Engineer Chris DeMartino explains how to tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA, which operates from 10 to 2000 MHz to the specific band of 700-800 MHz, including the application circuit. Here is a link to the application note: https://lp.minicircuits.com/hubfs/2026/04_April/AN60151_RevA.pdf. Housed in a tiny 2x2 mm QFN-style package, this model supports applications from 10 to 2000 MHz with 0.4 dB typical noise figure, 20 dB gain and +37 dBm OIP3. A voltage-controlled fast shutdown feature allows the amplifier to be switched off to conserve power consumption when not in use. About Mini-Circuits: Mini-Circuits is the world’s preferred supplier of RF and microwave components and systems. With 14 design, manufacturing and sales locations in nine countries, as well as hundreds of sales channel partners worldwide, Mini-Circuits offers 27 product lines comprising over 10,000 active models. Over 20,000 customers choose Mini-Circuits for the demanding quality standards, world-class customer support, on-time delivery and value pricing that have earned the industry’s trust for over 50 years. More from Mini-Circuits: Visit Mini-Circuits’ website: https://www.minicircuits.com/ Like Mini-Circuits on Facebook: / minicircuits Follow with Mini-Circuits on LinkedIn: / mini-circuits Follow Mini-Circuits on X: / minicircuits Follow Mini-Circuits on Instagram: / minicircuits The post How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to Operate at 700-800 MHz first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to Operate at 950-1700 MHz
Thu, 25 Jun 2026 15:19:33 | Videos
In this video, Mini-Circuits Technical Marketing Engineer Chris DeMartino explains how to tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA, which operates from 10 to 2000 MHz to the specific band of 950-1700 MHz, including the application circuit. Here is a link to the application note: https://lp.minicircuits.com/hubfs/2026/04_April/AN60152_RevA.pdf. Housed in a tiny 2x2 mm QFN-style package, this model supports applications from 10 to 2000 MHz with 0.4 dB typical noise figure, 20 dB gain and +37 dBm OIP3. A voltage-controlled fast shutdown feature allows the amplifier to be switched off to conserve power consumption when not in use. About Mini-Circuits: Mini-Circuits is the world’s preferred supplier of RF and microwave components and systems. With 14 design, manufacturing and sales locations in nine countries, as well as hundreds of sales channel partners worldwide, Mini-Circuits offers 27 product lines comprising over 10,000 active models. Over 20,000 customers choose Mini-Circuits for the demanding quality standards, world-class customer support, on-time delivery and value pricing that have earned the industry’s trust for over 50 years. More from Mini-Circuits: Visit Mini-Circuits’ website: https://www.minicircuits.com/ Like Mini-Circuits on Facebook: / minicircuits Follow with Mini-Circuits on LinkedIn: / mini-circuits Follow Mini-Circuits on X: / minicircuits Follow Mini-Circuits on Instagram: / minicircuits The post How to Tune the TSS 23ULN+ MMIC LNA to Operate at 950-1700 MHz first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

8 Connector Care Myths You Need to Know
Thu, 25 Jun 2026 14:18:46 | Adapters
The article addresses misconceptions surrounding RF connectors, emphasizing their importance in RF measurements. It dispels myths about connector longevity, dimensions, maintenance, and quality. Regular inspection, appropriate torque, and selecting the right connector are crucial for achieving accurate results. Understanding these aspects enhances measurement quality and reliability in RF applications. The post 8 Connector Care Myths You Need to Know first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Tour of Mini-Circuits Booth Demos at IMS2026
Tue, 23 Jun 2026 19:08:30 | Videos
Mini-Circuits had 7 kiosks with demo setups, including SATCOM High Frequency Solutions, Quantum Computing, MMIC Devices, Test Solutions, Test Accessories & Interconnects, Filters, and uCeramic Solutions. All of these products can be found at www.minicircuits.com. The post Tour of Mini-Circuits Booth Demos at IMS2026 first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

IMS2026 Quantum Computing Mockup Featuring Mini-Circuits Devices
Tue, 23 Jun 2026 19:08:29 | Videos
Mini-Circuits offers many devices for use in quantum computing, both in the cryostat and in the external control rack. One new innovation shown is a 16-channel frequency source with less than .01 dB variation in output power over the entire operating temperature range in a 1U rack. A 32-channel version is in development. The post IMS2026 Quantum Computing Mockup Featuring Mini-Circuits Devices first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

Mini-Circuits MMIC Device Demo at 3.1-3.5 GHz
Tue, 23 Jun 2026 19:08:28 | Videos
At IMS2026, Mini-Circuits displayed a full S-band upconverter using all Mini-Circuits' MMIC devices, including filters, amplifiers, mixers, attenuators, and drivers. These products can be found at www.minicircuits.com. The post Mini-Circuits MMIC Device Demo at 3.1-3.5 GHz first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.

IMS2026 uCeramic Filter, Coupler Transformer and Attenuator Demos
Tue, 23 Jun 2026 19:08:26 | Videos
Mini-Circuits demonstrates its high-performance uCeramic solutions at IMS2026, including filters, couplers, transformers, and attenuators. The miniature 8 x 8 mm packaged attenuators operate to over 70 GHz from milli-Kelvin to hundreds of degrees C operating temperature. Visit www.minicircuits.com for more information. The post IMS2026 uCeramic Filter, Coupler Transformer and Attenuator Demos first appeared on Mini-Circuits Blog.