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The mass adoption of GaN-based amplifiers from Mission Microwave has allowed satellite hardware to shrink enough to fit into standard consumer form factors without sacrificing battery life.
Mission Microwave focuses on reducing the Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) of equipment to allow for efficient installation and lower operational energy costs.
Francis Auricchio is the President and CEO of Mission Microwave.
Mission Microwave is established as a primary supplier of terrestrial infrastructure for Telesat’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation.
Mission Microwave will provide solid state power block upconverters for the landing stations for Telesat Lightspeed.
Mission Microwave Technologies, LLC has been awarded a contract to design and deliver solid-state power block upconverters (BUCs) for the Telesat Lightspeed Landing Station network.
Mission Microwave will provide compact 100-watt BUCs featuring Gallium Nitride (GaN) amplifier modules under the contract.
Mission Microwave Technologies supplies high-power devices designed to be efficient, lightweight, and compact.
Mission Microwave positions the kilowatt Ku-band amplifier in a 30.84 kg package as a means for customers to reduce system amplifier cost by hundreds of thousands of dollars while increasing reliability and reducing operating costs.
Mission Microwave’s latest Ku-band amplifier provides up to 400 watts of linear power in a multi-carrier environment as an effective replacement for large combining networks using multiple smaller amplifiers.
The order for Mission Microwave’s 40-watt Ka-band BUC followed several years of collaborative work between Mission Microwave and SES to implement advanced solid-state technologies into the O3b mPOWER system.
SES selected Mission Microwave’s 40-watt Ka-band BUC for use in high-throughput customer user terminals for SES’s second-generation MEO system, O3b mPOWER.
Mission Microwave designs compact and highly efficient amplifiers that enable customers to offer upgrade paths that extend the life and improve the utility of their IFC offerings.
Mission Microwave’s engineers and product managers worked with customers to design, certify, and manufacture DO-160 compliant products for commercial aviation applications.
Mission Microwave ships high-power X-, Ku-, and Ka-band block upconverters (BUCs) with power levels from 8 to 800 watts for ground, maritime, and aerospace applications.
Mission Microwave Technologies was certified as a Great Place to Work in 2023 by the Great Place To Work Institute.
92% of Mission Microwave employees indicated that Mission Microwave is a great place to work, compared to 57% of employees at a typical U.S.-based company.
The 2023 Great Place to Work certification is the second time Mission Microwave has been recognized as a Great Place to Work since its founding in 2014.
Mission Microwave engineers and product managers worked with customers to design, certify, and manufacture products that are DO-160 compliant for commercial aviation applications.
Mission Microwave engineers and product managers worked with customers to design, certify, and manufacture DO-160 compliant products for commercial aviation applications.