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14 GHz CMOS power amplifier for Ku-band satellite terminals. 50% PAE from a 1.8 V supply.
Next-generation wireless systems are increasingly data-intensive and performance-driven. Falcomm's patented Dual-Drive™ Power Amplifier technology delivers more output power, wider bandwidth, and less heat for mission-critical applications.
Designed and manufactured in the USA. Validated in CMOS and GaN.
Falcomm's proprietary power amplifiers outperform all other commercial mmWave solutions on the market. In-stock parts ship on QFN evaluation boards — volume pricing available.
✦By increasing PA efficiency, Falcomm enables more RF output with less weight, reducing the need for bulky cooling systems and oversized batteries.
Learn more✦Falcomm's high-efficiency PAs deliver more RF power with less energy.
Learn more✦Increased PA efficiency delivers more RF power and endurance for mission critical applications, including radar systems, EW, and tactical comms.
Learn more✦IP licensing available for applications including 5G/6G infrastructure, wearables, mobile, and AR/VR.
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Product updates and insights shaping the future of wireless technology.
There's an office on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta where a team of engineers are rewriting the rules of wireless communication and the chips that drive our modern world.
As the RF and microwave community gathers in Boston this month for IMS 2026, Falcomm and GlobalFoundries (GF) are bringing something new to the conversation: an AI-native EDA software tool that can do in minutes what has historically taken months.
Falcomm is excited to introduce our new QFN-packaged 4W K-band GaN Power Amplifier, delivering nearly 45% PAE in a compact, production-ready solution.
everything RF recently interviewed Dr. Edgar Felipe Garay, the founder and CEO of Falcomm.
As an electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student, Edgar Garay reimagined how chips called power amplifiers could work. His startup company based on that innovation has raised millions in capital to disrupt a $23 billion dollar industry where designs haven't changed much in decades.
Nat sec found the spotlight at DC Startup & Tech Week thanks to a new event: Boundary Breakers. Check out videos of the presentations.
Exploring the technology, trade-offs, and system-level impact of GaN-based power amplifiers that are slowly replacing vacuum tube technology used in satellite communications.
The world is becoming increasingly connected, driven by the exponential growth of data and the rise of transformative technologies like AI. This connectivity revolution is placing unprecedented demands on RF technologies, from the need for seamless cloud-edge data links to the continued evolution of 5G, 6G and beyond.
Atlanta-based Falcomm made a splash back in 2023, landing a $4 million seed round and becoming a semiconductor startup to watch at Techcrunch Disrupt. Since then the team has been busy building out its team and its lab off Peachtree Street in Atlanta's Midtown neighborhood. Now, the startup is ready to make headlines again with the release of its next product, a power amplifier called the FCM1401.
We are thrilled to announce that Falcomm has been accepted to Berkeley SkyDeck's Batch 12 Cohort chip track. Berkeley SkyDeck is UC Berkeley's premier startup accelerator and incubator program. Every six months, two companies are selected for inclusion in the Chip Track.
18 startups representing 11 countries and a wide range of industries will present their innovative solutions to accredited investors.
Priority access to advanced CMOS, GaN, SiGe, and GaAs process nodes.
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