Jun 11, 2026 12:18 PM
North Carolina-based tech firm Qorvo is working to solve one of modern radar’s persistent challenges: increasing range and detection performance while reducing thermal strain and system complexity.
North Carolina-based tech firm Qorvo is working to solve one of modern radar’s persistent challenges: increasing range and detection performance while reducing thermal strain and system complexity.
The company has introduced the QPF5012, a fully integrated X-band transmitter/receiver module operating from 8.5 to 10.5 gigahertz with 10 watts of transmit power.
Built for phased-array and multi-function radar systems, the device reportedly delivers 42 percent power-added efficiency and ultra-low distortion for target tracking.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: US Firm Qorvo Compresses Radar Power Into Tiny Module
United States•Radar•AESA radar•Radar Frequency Interferometer•Radar Warning Receiver•radar-evading technology
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