
StratEdge Highlights High-Performance Packaging at IMAPS and BCICTS
StratEdge will highlight molded and post-fired ceramic packages engineered for GaN, GaAs & SiC devices across defense, satellite, test & measurement, automotive, and downhole.
StratEdge will highlight molded and post-fired ceramic packages engineered for GaN, GaAs & SiC devices across defense, satellite, test & measurement, automotive, and downhole.
StratEdge will showcase post-fired and molded ceramic packages for RF, microwave/mmWave and high-power devices at European Microwave Week (EuMW), Sept 21–26, Booth A095, Utrecht. 3F Energy exclusive rep across Europe to support telecom, aerospace and defense.
Highlighting high-performance ceramic packages for RF, microwave, and high-power applications—trusted in telecom, defense, 5G systems, and on Mars Rovers. Visit Booth 336 at the Moscone Center, June 17–19.
StratEdge will display its thermally efficient Leaded Power Amplifier (LPA) packages in Booth 805 at CS Mantech, taking place May 19–21 at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside, and in Booth 723 at Space Tech Expo USA, June 2–4 at the Long Beach Convention Center.
StratEdge Corporation designs, manufactures, and provides assembly services for a complete line of high-frequency and high-power semiconductor packages operating from DC to 63+ GHz. StratEdge offers post-fired ceramic and lower-cost molded ceramic packages, specializing in packages for extremely demanding gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium nitride (GaN) devices. Markets served include telecom for 5G, VSAT, broadband wireless, satellite, defense, test and measurement, automotive, clean energy, and down-hole. All packages are lead-free and most meet RoHS and WEEE standards. Our facility in Santee, California, near San Diego, is both ITAR registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified.
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StratEdge Assembly Services packages a wide variety of compound semiconductors and silicon in our new ISO 9001:2015 facility in Santee, California (near San Diego). We have a Class 1000 cleanroom, including Class 100 work areas with ESD control for performing sensitive operations, which is fully equipped with the most modern assembly equipment. StratEdge can customize packages and assembly services for your specific requirements. Read More..
StratEdge high performance semiconductor packages operate from DC-63+GHz for the high speed digital (OC-48, OC-192, OC-768), mixed signal, broadband wireless, satellite, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint, VSAT, and test and measurement industries. Read More..
StratEdge offers customers packages in leaded and leadless drop-in formats, leaded and leadless surface mount formats, and specialty high power and high speed digital designs. In addition to the hundreds of standard package outlines available, StratEdge offers custom design services at a fraction of the cost of co-fired ceramic packaging. Please contact the factory for additional details.
The SMK/SMX series of surface mount packages are excellent for use at frequencies as high as 26 GHz. This is an example of an SMX customized for use with a DC-18 GHz SPDT switch MMIC.
The SMK/SMX series packages are available in several different sizes and lead counts. Please contact the factory for detailed information.
GW4040M-5 is a high reliability 52 lead package used in many defense and aerospace applications. It has excellent electrical performance at frequencies as high as 12 GHz when used in a GSG configuration.
These packages are available with combo solder lids for classic hermetic applications.
The Mars Exploration Rovers Spirit and Opportunity were sent to explore the surface of Mars in the summer of 2003. To transmit signals and information back to Earth, the rovers were equipped with the 580412 SE 20 power amplifier package from StratEdge. The amplifier system was designed to protect the gallium arsenide monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs) to ensure true signal integrity. All signals that are transmitted go into the StratEdge package through the chip, and back out the package. Read More