Narda-MITEQ News & Events
2026-10-06 - 2026-10-08
Booth D60 with Amphenol
2026-10-12 - 2026-10-14
Booth 4005 with Amphenol
2026-10-20 - 2026-10-22
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Booth 311 with iRF
If you could not attend this year's IMS 2026 trade show to watch Steven Mazza on the MicroApps training stage, we have you covered. Click the first link below to review the presentation and reach out to the Narda-MITEQ support team if you have any questions. Steven provided an overview of applications, discussed technological advancements that allow this noise performance to be realized, and highlighted the exceptionally low noise temperatures being achieved with Narda-MITEQ components.
- What is a Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifier
- Established and Emerging Applications of Cryogenic LNAs
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Several Device Technologies
- Considerations for Designing Cryogenic LNAs
- Making RF Measurements at Cryogenic Temperatures
Links:
- Presentation slides from IMS 2026 MicroApp - Low Noise Amplifiers for Cryogenic Applications (PDF)
- Abstract from IEEE site - TUMA9: Low Noise Amplifiers for Cryogenic Applications | Technical Program | IEEE International MTT Symposia
- Original announcement - News & Events: Tradeshows and Calendar
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Stop by the IEEE International MTT Symposia - IMS Booth #18084 to see all the latest samples and discuss details and features with the technical and engineering teams.
Join Narda-MITEQ at IEEE IMS 2026 MicroApps on Tuesday, June 9 at 12:35 PM for a technical seminar presented by Steven Mazza at the Thomas M. Menino Convention Center - Boston: "Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifiers - Overview of Applications, Technological Advancements and Highlight Exceptionally Low Noise Temperatures."
There is an increasing need for RF low noise amplifiers (LNAs) that operate at cryogenic temperatures. This is largely due to growing demand in quantum computing, deep-space communication, radio astronomy, and low-temperature physics research. These applications require LNAs that can amplify extremely weak signals while contributing negligible added noise to the system. To achieve best-in-class noise performance, beyond that traditionally possible, innovations are being investigated and adopted. This talk will provide an overview of applications, discuss technological advancements that allow this noise performance to be realized, and highlight the exceptionally low noise temperatures being achieved today.
- What is a Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifier?
- Established and Emerging Applications of Cryogenic LNAs
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Several Device Technologies
- Considerations for Designing Cryogenic LNAs
- Making RF Measurements at Cryogenic Temperatures
IMS 2026, the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium, will take place in Boston, Massachusetts, from June 9-11, 2026. Recognized as the world's premier event for RF and microwave professionals, IMS brings together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to showcase the latest advancements in wireless, satellite, and communication technologies.
This year's symposium will place a strong spotlight on the Satellite and Space sector through dedicated technical sessions, the RFICs in Space workshop, the RFIC Symposium, and a wide range of exhibitions and live demonstrations.
Narda-MITEQ will be exhibiting at Booth 18084, where attendees can explore advanced RF, microwave, SATCOM, and space-qualified solutions, as well as learn more about the company's latest technologies and training initiatives.
For over 50 years, Narda-MITEQ has been a trusted partner in delivering space-qualified waveguide solutions for the most demanding missions.
Built for the Harsh Realities of Space
Our waveguide components are specifically engineered to perform in extreme environments:
- Vacuum-compatible designs with minimal outgassing materials
- Proven performance under thermal stress and acceleration loads
- Long-life durability for extended mission cycles
- Designs that meet or exceed military and space qualification standards
Optimized for Satellite Communications and Payload Efficiency
We support a wide range of space applications including commercial, military, and scientific satellites:
- Lightweight, compact assemblies to reduce payload mass
- High-performance Ka-band and millimeter-wave solutions
- Custom waveguide runs including bends, twists, and miters to fit complex payload geometries
- Low-loss designs including silver-plated and thin-wall waveguides
Proven Heritage Across Leading Space Platforms
Our waveguide components have supported major space programs and primes including:
- Satellite platforms from Boeing, Airbus, and SSL
- Scientific missions such as NASA planetary systems
- High-reliability communication payloads across global constellations
Full Spectrum Waveguide Capability
From standard components to fully custom assemblies, we offer:
- Waveguide bends, twists, straights, and transitions
- High-power terminations and couplers
- Flexible and rigid assemblies
- Custom-engineered solutions tailored to mission requirements
Why It Matters for Your Next Program
In today's competitive space environment, success depends on:
- Reducing size, weight, and power
- Accelerating time-to-launch
- Ensuring mission reliability from day one
- Excellent on-time delivery, ensuring uninterrupted support for critical mission operations.
Our space-qualified waveguide solutions are designed to help you achieve all three.
Let's Talk About Your Next Mission
Whether you're designing LEO constellations, deep space exploration, or advanced SATCOM payloads, our team is ready to support your requirements with proven, high-performance waveguide solutions.
View our Waveguide Products
The article spotlights our CLNA Series Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifiers and their critical role in enabling high-performance signal chains at extremely low temperatures. Designed for operation in cryogenic conditions, the CLNA Series delivers ultra-low noise, excellent gain stability, and reliable performance - key requirements for today’s advanced quantum computing, research, and measurement systems.

As quantum technologies continue to evolve, maintaining signal integrity at milli-Kelvin stages presents unique engineering challenges. The RFMW blog explores how Narda-MITEQ’s cryogenic amplifier solutions help address these demands, supporting next-generation RF and quantum system architectures.
Read the full article to learn more about how the CLNA Series is helping power innovation in cryogenic RF environments.
Direct link to CLNA Series Cryogenic Amplifiers
Narda-MITEQ's Director of Business Development, Craig Lindberg, will be attending the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, CO from April 13th - 16th, and available to discuss any of our wide range of RF and Microwave solutions.
To make an appointment, please email Craig.
Narda-MITEQ's International Sales Manager, John Taunton will be attending the The Association of Old Crows (AOC) EWCI 2026 Conference in Bengaluru, India from January 20th - 22nd 2026. He is available to discuss the wide range of Narda-MITEQ RF and Microwave solutions.
To make an appointment, please email John.
Narda-MITEQ's International Sales Manager, John Taunton will be attending the ARMMS RF & Microwave Society Conference at The Cambridge Belfry, Cambourne, Cambridge, United Kingdom from November 17th - 18th, and available to discuss any of our wide range of RF and Microwave solutions.
To make an appointment, please email John.
Narda-MITEQ's Regional Sales Manager, Paul Skolnick will be attending the 2025 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Las Vegas on Wednesday, October 15th, and available to discuss any of our wide range of RF and Microwave solutions.
To make an appointment, please email Paul.
Narda-MITEQ's International Sales Manager, John Taunton will be attending the European Microwave Week exhibition at Utrecht in The Netherlands from September 23rd - 25th, and available to discuss any of our wide range of RF and Microwave solutions.
Additionally, Milexia, our representatives for the UK and Germany will be at booth E066 and RFMW, our global distribution partner will be at booth C046.
Other companies in the Amphenol family will also be present on Booth C072.
To make an appointment, please email John.
Narda-MITEQ has been acquired by the publicly traded electronics manufacturer Amphenol Corporation in May 2025. Narda-MITEQ is a leader in the design and manufacture of advanced radio frequency (RF) and microwave components and subsystems used in military, space, and commercial applications.
Amphenol (NYSE: APH) designs, manufactures, and markets electrical, electronic, and fiber optic connectors, interconnect systems, antennas, and specialty cables that are used by OEMs, defense contractors, telecom providers, and automotive suppliers in the military, aerospace, industrial, automotive, and broadband sectors.
Narda-MITEQ is proud to introduce three all-new Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) families, engineered to meet the most demanding requirements across space, cryogenic and broadband applications:
· Space Low Noise Amplifiers (SLNA)
Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) LNAs qualified for space-flight—from LEO constellations to deep-space probes. Ruggedized design, radiation-tolerant components and proven performance ensure your mission stays on course.
· Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifiers (CLNA)
Optimized for 4 K operation, these amplifiers deliver noise temperatures below 10 K while drawing minimal DC power—ideal for radio astronomy, quantum sensing and other cryogenic systems.
· Ultra Low Noise Amplifiers (ULNA)
Achieve industry-leading noise figures without sacrificing gain, linearity or footprint. Built on our proven general-purpose LNA platform, ULNAs offer seamless broadband coverage from 0.1 to 40 GHz (VHF through Ka-band).
Whether you’re designing satellite payloads, scientific instruments or next-generation communications links, Narda-MITEQ’s new LNA families deliver uncompromising sensitivity, reliability and value.
Wednesday, June 18, 2025 at 12 PM, Booth 5401 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Hope to see you there!
In support of the increasing demand for applications associated with millimeter-wave frequencies, Narda-MITEQ is launching our new Q/V band waveguide components. The latest additions to our portfolio include crossguide couplers, broadwall couplers, terminations, right-angle adapters, and pressure windows. Millimeter-waves allow wireless signals to be focused into narrower beams, enabling increased data transmission across longer distances. The higher and less crowded Q/V band frequencies, between 33GHz and 75GHz, are therefore an expanding target for several different possible applications such as commercial satellite feeder links, wireless backhaul, point to point/point to multi-point radio links, radio astronomy, remote sensing, and automotive radar just to name a handful. Our Q/V band waveguide components uphold the esteemed legacy of Narda-MITEQ in delivering reliable solutions with superior quality and robust performance required for these applications.
As a well-established member of the RF Microwave Community, Eastern Tech Corporation brings years of experience, customer, and program knowledge to sell the portfolio of Narda-MITEQ products.
Headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, they service customers in the territories of Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC.
More information about Eastern Tech is available on their website: eastern-tech.com.
It's on a mission to double the communications capacity of the Jupiter satellite fleet!
Narda-MITEQ's V-Band and Ka-Band frequency converters are executing their mission as part of the ground system delivering connectivity wherever and whenever it's needed!
Next-gen performance in space requires next-gen components on the ground, and Narda-MITEQ is delivering!
- General Purpose Broadband Couplers and Power Dividers
- Q and V Band Waveguide Components
- Medium Power Amplifiers
Among the changes are a direct Part Number Search box, as well as shorter paths to key product data tables.
In addition, open positions within Narda-MITEQ’s workforce are immediately accessible by clicking the Careers tab.
The Narda-MITEQ website is a robust tool for any engineer, technical expert or program manager looking for RF/microwave, spaceborne and SATCOM solutions for military or commercial applications.
With thousands of parts and parts data at their fingertips through the Narda-MITEQ website, our current and future customers will have the data they need to choose the right Narda-MITEQ solution to meet their requirements.
In making the announcement, Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said, "Peter brings to Narda-MITEQ an excellent mix of strong financial acumen, industry knowledge and extensive experience with both commercial and defense industry customers, as well as proven leadership and team building capabilities. Peter’s addition to our senior leadership team is another important step to continue our performance improvements and execute our strategies for growth."
Mr. Golovchenko holds a B.S. Electrical Engineering from Rutgers University and an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan Business School.
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The private equity firm said Tuesday it bought Narda-MITEQ division assets that were part of the L3Harris aviation systems segment and the stock of Narda Safety Test Solutions, which markets equipment built to identify electromagnetic field and RF sources.
The Narda-MITEQ LCDRO is a free running low cost DRO that is used in many microwave radar and radio frequency applications for both commercial and military.
The LCDRO is remarkably stable, in many cases it replaces any fixed frequency test synthesizer or generator. The Narda-MITEQ LCDRO series is extremely high performance and very power efficient, delivering +13 dBm and with less than 120 mA of DC current consumption. LCDRO''s durable construction allows operation in very harsh environmental conditions.








































