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Mini-Circuits is expanding its MMIC power amplifier portfolio with the introduction of its first GaN MMIC power amplifiers, delivering broadband frequency coverage and high-power performance for demanding RF applications. In this special Frequency Matters interview, Michael Ciardullo, VP of MMIC Engineering, and Randy Cochran, Director of MMIC Product Management at Mini-Circuits, discuss the technology behind these new devices, their key performance advantages, and what this latest development means for RF designers. Watch to learn how Mini-Circuits is bringing GaN technology to its growing amplifier portfolio.
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