The interactions of electromagnetic waves with advanced control materials and their applications in practical devices are of primary interest to this Committee. Thus, the goal of the Committee is to encourage research and development in control components for communication, radar, medical and industrial applications and to encourage the reporting of such work at technical sessions and workshops at the International Microwave Symposium. The Committee focuses on the use of ferrite, ferroelectrics, phase change and other materials in microwave and millimeter-wave control applications. Applications include isolators, circulators, phase shifters, filters, switches, modulators, and limiters. The Committee’s interests include modeling, materials, fabrication, and measurement of such materials and control components.
* Switches
* Attenuators
* Phase shifters
* Circulators
* Isolators
* Ferrites
* Ferroelectrics
* Magnetics
* Phase-change devices
One of our “Young Professionals”, Jackie Yao, has been appointed as the 2019 Alvarez Fellow at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Congratulations Jackie, and we look forward to your contributions in this new role. Press release: https://cs.lbl.gov/news-media/news/2019/jackie-yao-berkeley-labs-2019-alvarez-fellow/
We are happy to announce that a proposed workshop submission sponsored by our TCC has been accepted and will be held on the Monday (June 3) of Microwave Week in Boston, MA. The workshop will cover the RF design and integration of non-reciprocal RF components enabled by new classes of magnetic materials, and will feature […]
MTT-13 proposed and organized this workshop that was held on the Friday morning of Microwave Week 2018 in Philadelphia, PA. The half-day workshop included speakers from academia, government, and industry who covered both historical and emerging non-linear and non-reciprocal devices using both magnetic and non-magnetic approaches and materials. More information is available at www.ims2018.org. Thanks […]
