About Us
We offer customer filters, a line of standard filters, and a wide variety of integrated products. Average delivery time for prototype filters range from two to six weeks with same-day service available in urgent situations.
- Our services include several Surface Mountable Packaging options – PWB SMT, Formed Lead, MicroStrip, and/or CoPlanar MicroStrip.
- With Lumped-Element, Combline, Ceramic Resonator, and Hi-Rel filters available, we can cover all of your needs.
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Ensuring Quality, Precision, and Reliability: Your Trusted RF Partner Since 1998
We offer a variety of integrated products. Our engineering team leverages our industry-leading RF filter capabilities to provide you with high performance and small size in a variety of subsystem products. All specifications are customizable upon request.
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Why Choose Us
Our mission is to empower global military and space RF specialists with unmatched RF filter and sub-system solutions. We specialize in designing and manufacturing integrated filter assemblies with a variety of functions.
As a dedicated and trusted partner, we prioritize in-house technical expertise, innovative design, and customer-centric efficiency, setting us apart from those who outsource. We stand for quality, rapid response, and scalable ingenuity.
We sometimes call our products “Kickass” after earning that reputation over more than 25 years of experience.
Whether your project requires space-level filters or integrated filter products for military projects, we have the expertise and the skillset to deliver whatever you may need.
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RF BandPass Filters
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