PRFI's labs and facilities in Great Chesterford, near Cambridge in the UK, were featured in the October issue of Microwave Journal. Download and read the article here.

Doherty PAs are widely used below 6 GHz to improve power-added efficiency (PAE) for communications applications. Although the benefits of the Doherty architecture are compelling, the challenges of designing Doherty PAs increase as the frequency of operation moves toward mmWave. This article in the September issue of Microwave Journal describes the design of a Doherty PA MMIC for the 5G frequency band at 28 GHz, fabricated on the commercial 0.15 µm G28v5 GaN on SiC foundry process from Wolfspeed and assembled into a cost-effective, compact 4 mm x 4 mm QFN package.