Super-Power for a Connected World.
Option 1

RF Switch
High-power RF switches are essential for applications requiring robust signal transmission and durability.

Power Amplifier
Finwave technology enables power amplifiers perform at a higher level.
Option 2

RF Switch
High-power RF switches are essential for applications requiring robust signal transmission and durability.

Power Amplifier
Finwave technology enables power amplifiers perform at a higher level.
Option 3

RF Switch
High-power RF switches are essential for applications requiring robust signal transmission and durability. These switches are designed to operate efficiently under high power levels, making them ideal for use in demanding environments such as defense systems, satellite communications, and high-power transmitters.

Power Amplifier
Finwave technology enables power amplifiers perform at a higher level. E-Mode and FinFET technologies are applicable to products in the FR1, FR2 and the new FR3 frequency range. They are also ideal for use in other demanding environments such as defense systems, satellite communications, and high-power transmitters such as RADAR.
Imagination is limitless. Each day, new devices and software are added to our digital ecosystem, demanding faster connections capable of sending more data, with less power, and with greater efficiency.
We rely on fast, stable RF highways to send and receive data between digital devices. Problem is, current chip solutions are running out of space for improvement. Most semiconductors today are built on silicon. They’re amazing for many applications, but have their limitations—especially when it comes to Radio Frequency (RF) applications.
Increasing demands from 5G, 6G and beyond are making silicon solutions unfeasible. Without reliable RF connections, the internet of things will be downgraded to merely “things.”
Without a solution for these limitations, carriers need more access points to maintain signal reach. The outcome? Network costs balloon. Installation timelines drag on. And – precious energy is wasted.
If we want to meet the demands of imagination, we need new materials and approaches.
GaN’s Time to Shine
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1932
1972
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1875
Gallium [Ga] is discovered
1932
Gallium Nitride is first synthesized
1972
First GaN Blue Light Detector
1972
First Blue light LED
"Gallium Nitride is the ideal material to meet the demands for faster connections and drive the energy revolution of the 21st century"
Tomas Palacios, MIT professor and Finwave co-founder
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