U.S.-based ​Cree, Inc. announced on Tuesday the acquisition of ​Infineon Technologies’ Radio Frequency (RF) Power business for approximately ​**€345 million (USD 428 million)**, effective March 6. Both companies are industry leaders with complementary strengths. The acquisition integrates Infineon’s RF Power team and technologies into ​Cree’s Wolfspeed division, enhancing capabilities in product design, packaging, manufacturing, and customer support. Meanwhile, Infineon will sharpen its focus on strategic growth areas like electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and renewable energy. Key Assets Transferred: Infineon’s ​Morgan Hill, California facility, including operations for ​LDMOS and ​GaN-on-SiC packaging. A factory with established customer relationships and expertise in wirel...

MAGITCION, founded in 2008, is headquartered in Suzhou, China (SIP). It is a world-class innovator in micro-electromechanical switches, mainly engaged in the research, development, production and sales of new-generation micro relays and high-performance RF coaxial switches. Its technical expertise lies in relays, microelectronics, MEMS, and electromechanical RF switches. Its products are leading in terms of size, power consumption and reliability. Its coaxial RF switch products feature high stability, high reliability and competitive pricing. The company has obtained ISO9001/14001 certifications. As Sanetronic is currently in the trial promotion stage, and Magvention has some projects in high-reliability and civilian products that are in use. Our promotion projects need to adopt the customer registration authorization method. If there are important ma...

The rapid development of ​multi-standard mobile terminals, particularly in ​urban environments with high interference, has driven advancements in ​compact on-board antennas and corresponding ​precision measurement solutions. A key innovation in this space is the ​microwave reverberation chamber, which enables highly accurate testing and validation of antenna performance under real-world interference conditions. Key Trends & Solutions: ​Multi-Interference Urban Environments: Demand for sensors and antennas resilient to dense signal interference (e.g., 5G, Wi-Fi 6, IoT). Development of ​adaptive filtering algorithms and ​miniaturized RF front-end designs. ​Microwave Reverberation Chambers: Simulate complex electromagnetic environments to test antenna radiation patterns, efficiency, and cross-talk. Critical for validating performance of ​small-...