Microwave Journal Podcasts

Microwave Journal talks with Geoff Greening and Russ Army from CPI Electron Device Business about the design challenges and applications for high-energy microwave systems. Sponsored by CPI Electron Device Business.

Microwave Journal Editors Pat Hindle and Tim Rainear talk with Joel Levine, President/CEO of RFMW, about his long-term sponsorship of the series and market trends, review some past clips of the show, discuss industry news, and highlight changes to the technical program for IMS 2026 in Boston. Sponsored by RFMW.

Euwyn Poon, CEO and founder of Orbital, talks with Pat Hindle about their plan to build and operate AI data centers in space, using solar power and radiative cooling to remove the energy and cooling constraints that limit terrestrial AI infrastructure. Orbital plans to launch its first test mission in April 2027.

GP, Senior Director of Aerospace & Defense Strategy at Infineon Hi-Rel, talks with Pat Hindle about the benefits of GaN power conversion technology for space applications and the implications on satellite architecture. Sponsored by Infineon Hi-Rel.

Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and new addition Tim Rainear discuss the April Amplifiers and Oscillators themed issue product articles, talk with Infineon Hi-Rel about Space-qualified GaN, and review industry news and events. Sponsored by RFMW and Infineon Hi-Rel.

Microwave Journal Media Director, Pat Hindle, discusses the April Amplifiers and Oscillators issue technical articles, industry news and events. Sponsored by Mini-Circuits.

Pat Hindle talks with Jürgen Meyer, Vice President of the Automotive Market Segment at Rohde & Schwarz, about their new, larger office in Osaki, Japan, with increased capabilities, including some interesting demos covering EMC and automotive applications.

Microwave Journal's Pat Hindle reviews the articles in the March Cables and Connectors special focus section, industry news, and events. Sponsored by RFMW.

Pat Hindle talks with Herbie Smith of TAU Systems about the the world's first commercial laser-driven compact particle accelerator technology from TAU Systems that could fundamentally transform semiconductor manufacturing economics while enabling the next generation of chip fabrication. It would replace the light source on very large and expensive EUV systems currently defining the smallest geometries for high-performance ICs.

Microwave Journal Media Director, Pat Hindle, covers the articles in the March Test and Measurement issue, reviews industry news, and provides a summary of DesignCon and Mobile World Congress Barcelona. Sponsored by RFMW.