We also support customization of various millimeter-wave components and millimeter-wave modules!
Tamagawa Electronics is engaged in the development of "quasi-millimeter wave and millimeter wave high-frequency products" up to the 50GHz band. In the field of communication, for 5G, new frequency utilization in the SHF band and quasi-millimeter to millimeter wave bands is planned to achieve transmission speeds 100 times faster than conventional methods. These products are essential for the future of high-speed and large-capacity information and communication fields, and we are advancing development with this technical theme in mind. Our company also accommodates customization of various millimeter wave components and millimeter wave modules based on customer requests. 【Millimeter Wave Development Product Lineup (Excerpt)】 ■HPA ■Driver PA ■LNA ■BPF *For more details, please refer to the product information or feel free to contact us.
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【Millimeter Wave Development Product Lineup】 ■MIX(1) for Upconverter ■MIX(2) ■Development and Manufacturing Equipment *For more details, please refer to the product information or feel free to contact us.
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High-frequency devices such as attenuators, filters, and switches based on high-frequency wireless technology. As an application, we are expanding the market for measurement instruments for wireless communication. While we focus on original product development, we are also working on miniaturization and cost reduction, providing advanced products that broadly meet market needs.
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