
Microwave Journal Podcasts
Microwave Journal podcasts including the RF/microwave update series, Frequency Matters, plus interviews with industry experts and executives.
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Microwave Journal podcasts including the RF/microwave update series, Frequency Matters, plus interviews with industry experts and executives.
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Join Microwave Journal editor Jenn DiMarco as she speaks with David Patterson, Senior Director of Business Development at Analog Devices, about the growing role of software in RF and semiconductor development, how hardware and software are increasingly working together, and where AI is making a difference for engineers today.
Join Microwave Journal editors Tim Rainear and Jenn DiMarco as they explore highlights from the August mmWave Technology Special Focus. They’ll also feature an interview with David Patterson of Analog Devices, discussing the latest developments and insights shaping the RF and microwave industry.
In the second episode of the RF Career Series podcast, Jenn DiMarco sits down with Whitney Lohmeyer to explore the experiences that have shaped her career in satellite communications and the broader RF and microwave industry. From the opportunities that launched her journey to the challenges, milestones and lessons that defined her path, Whitney shares valuable insights and practical advice for engineers at every stage of their careers. Whether you're just entering the field or reflecting on your own professional journey, this conversation offers thoughtful perspectives on growth, leadership a
Join Microwave Journal editors Tim Rainear and Jenn DiMarco as they explore highlights from the August European Microwave Week Show Issue. They also discuss the latest industry news and share what's ahead for the RF and microwave industry.
In the first episode of the RF Career Series podcast, Jenn DiMarco talks with Del Pierson about her remarkable career journey. Del shares what inspired her to enter the RF and microwave industry, the experiences that shaped her career, and the valuable lessons she's learned along the way. Whether you're just starting your career or are well established in the industry, you'll find insights and inspiration in this conversation.
As a fun annual tradition, the Microwave Journal editors traded office chairs for beach chairs for our Summer 2026 Frequency Matters beach episode. Inspired by the July issue's AI, Software and Test theme, we used AI to bring a third editor into the episode remotely. Watch this year's Summer Beach Episode and see how AI, teamwork, and a little sunshine came together in one of our favorite Frequency Matters traditions.
Join Microwave Journal editors Tim Rainear and Jenn DiMarco as they highlight the July issue, featuring AI, Software & Test. They also cover the latest industry news, preview upcoming events, and take a look at the RF and wireless technologies powering the FIFA games.
Join Microwave Journal editors Tim Rainear and Jenn DiMarco as they explore highlights from the June Aerospace & Defense Electronics supplement, discuss the latest industry news, and preview upcoming events.
In this episode of the Microwave Journal Podcast, Tim Rainear talks with Dean White, Senior Director of Defense & Aerospace, and Debbie Gibson, General Manager of Infrastructure at Qorvo about the key trends and technologies emerging from IMS2026. The discussion covers customer challenges across wireless infrastructure, SATCOM, radar, and RF front-end technologies, along with the growing importance of trusted manufacturing and supply chain resilience. Dean and Debbie also share insights on the evolution of LEO satellite constellations, non-terrestrial networks (NTN), and the increasing crossov
Microwave Journal editors Eric Higham, Tim Rainear, and Jenn DiMarco report from IMS2026 in Boston, sharing insights, observations, and key industry trends spanning RF, microwave, and emerging technologies across all aspects of the show floor.
Microwave Journal editors Jenn DiMarco and Tim Rainear review the articles in the Semiconductor/RFIC June issue, review industry news, and upcoming events + the IMS2026 exhibition. Eric Higham returns as technical consultant.
Sid Devarajan, Managing Director of High-Speed Converter Technology at Analog Devices, talks with Pat Hindle about how high-speed converters are the Anchor for RF applications at the intelligent edge, including key design considerations and future directions of converter technology. More information about Apollo MxFE can be found here: https://www.analog.com/en/products/ad9084.html. Sponsored by Analog Devices.
Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Tim Rainear review the articles in the Satellite/Space special focus section of the May IMS issue, interview ADI about converter technology, review industry news, and the IMS 2026 exhibition. This is Pat Hindle's last episode, and Jenn DiMarco is introduced to take over the reins. Sponsored by RFMW and Analog Devices.
Microwave Journal talks with Geoff Greening and Russ Army from CPI Electron Device Business about the design challenges and applications for high-energy microwave systems. Sponsored by CPI Electron Device Business.
Microwave Journal Editors Pat Hindle and Tim Rainear talk with Joel Levine, President/CEO of RFMW, about his long-term sponsorship of the series and market trends, review some past clips of the show, discuss industry news, and highlight changes to the technical program for IMS 2026 in Boston. Sponsored by RFMW.
Euwyn Poon, CEO and founder of Orbital, talks with Pat Hindle about their plan to build and operate AI data centers in space, using solar power and radiative cooling to remove the energy and cooling constraints that limit terrestrial AI infrastructure. Orbital plans to launch its first test mission in April 2027.
GP, Senior Director of Aerospace & Defense Strategy at Infineon Hi-Rel, talks with Pat Hindle about the benefits of GaN power conversion technology for space applications and the implications on satellite architecture. Sponsored by Infineon Hi-Rel.
Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and new addition Tim Rainear discuss the April Amplifiers and Oscillators themed issue product articles, talk with Infineon Hi-Rel about Space-qualified GaN, and review industry news and events. Sponsored by RFMW and Infineon Hi-Rel.
In celebration of European Conference on Antennas and Propagation 2026—marking the 20th anniversary of this flagship event, held in Dublin in April 2026—Janet spoke with two of the original founders of the European Association on Antennas and Propagation, the organization behind EuCAP: Bruno Casali and Juan Mosig. They reflect on the origins of EuCAP, including why the first conference was hosted in France, followed by editions in the United Kingdom and Germany. The story behind EuCAP’s formation is both compelling and inspiring—Bruno and Juan demonstrated remarkable determination in bringing
Microwave Journal Media Director, Pat Hindle, discusses the April Amplifiers and Oscillators issue technical articles, industry news and events. Sponsored by Mini-Circuits.
Pat Hindle talks with Jürgen Meyer, Vice President of the Automotive Market Segment at Rohde & Schwarz, about their new, larger office in Osaki, Japan, with increased capabilities, including some interesting demos covering EMC and automotive applications.
In celebration of EuCAP 2026—the 20th anniversary of the European Conference on Antennas and Propagation, taking place in Dublin in April 2026—Janet spoke with both longtime and newer EuCAP exhibitors: Gabe Alcala (Advanced Test Equipment Corporation), Teun van den Biggelaar (ANTENNEX), Roger Richardson (Delta Sigma Company), Lars Foged (MVG), and Cecilia Cappellin (TICRA). Listen in to discover why exhibitors who joined EuCAP at its inaugural 2006 event continue to return year after year, what draws new companies to participate, and how a startup sees EuCAP as a strong return on investment. S
Microwave Journal's Pat Hindle reviews the articles in the March Cables and Connectors special focus section, industry news, and events. Sponsored by RFMW.
Pat Hindle talks with Herbie Smith of TAU Systems about the the world's first commercial laser-driven compact particle accelerator technology from TAU Systems that could fundamentally transform semiconductor manufacturing economics while enabling the next generation of chip fabrication. It would replace the light source on very large and expensive EUV systems currently defining the smallest geometries for high-performance ICs.
Microwave Journal Media Director, Pat Hindle, covers the articles in the March Test and Measurement issue, reviews industry news, and provides a summary of DesignCon and Mobile World Congress Barcelona. Sponsored by RFMW.