Microwave Products and Technology (MPT) Advertising Material

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Microwave Products and Technology (MPT)
2501 East Chapman Avenue, Suite 230
Fullerton California 92831 USA
Phone: 714-316-7300
Website: www.mptcorp.com
E-Mail:

MPT was founded in 2003 and provides components, sub systems, and R&D services to the US government and commercial prime contractors. We are Native American owned and HUBzone certified. Our core capabilities include phased array components and subsystem for communication and radar. We provide world-class silicon germanium, gallium nitride, and gallium arsenide RF circuit design and packaging. MPT also offers information security products and managed information security services.

Microwave Products and Technology

Fullerton, California
714-316-7300

When you need a solution now, MPT provides the engineering, program management, and technology needed with expertise that meets your price and schedule requirements. We deliver on promises so you remain on schedule and on budget. Our customers trust us to deliver solutions that work.

Products

• Digital Receivers - front end w/amplification,
filtering, down conversion, and other
functions

• Phased Arrays - L-Band through Ka-Band

• Solid State Power Amplifiers (SSPA)

• Transmit/Receiver (T/R) Modules

• Down Converters - integrated assemblies

Services

• ICs and MMICs - SiGe, GaAs (pHEMT),
and GaN

• Design Services - EM, thermal, &
circuit simulation

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Microwave Products and Technology

Core capabilities include phased array components and subsystem for communication and radar. SiGe, GaN, and GaAs RF circuit design and packaging. Also information security products and managed information security services.

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