MITEQ (the name stands for “Microwave Information Transmission Equipment”) designs and manufactures components and subsystems for the microwave electronics community. The firm’s components and systems are supplied to a wide variety of military and commercial markets. Among those markets are satellite and ground-based communication systems; missile guidance; military electronic countermeasures, radar warning, and surveillance systems; land, sea, and airborne radar; air-traffic-control radar; radioastronomy; and research and development.
Howard Hausman, President/CEO
Howard Hausman directs the four divisions of MITEQ: Microwave Electronics Components and Systems, Microwave Amplifiers, Satellite Communication Systems, and Microwave High Power Amplifiers. Reporting to Hausman are corporate finances, corporate services, quality assurance, operations, and marketing. Before being appointed MITEQ’s President/CEO, Hausman served as Chief Technology Officer, Vice President of Engineering, and other related titles.
As an engineer, Hausman has designed microwave systems and components for satellite communications, radar, and reconnaissance systems that include receivers, transmitters, and synthesizers. Hausman also was an Adjunct Professor at Polytechnic University and Hofstra University, where he taught graduate and undergraduate courses in electronic engineering. He is a recipient of the New York University/Polytech Distinguished Alumni Award. Hausman has presented many lectures and authored many papers relating to microwave systems, satellite communications, radar, and reconnaissance systems. He received his BSEE and MSEE degrees from Polytechnic University.
These frequency upconverters and downconverters help reduce the complexity of satcom system infrastructure while also providing improved performance levels at Ku- and Ka-band frequency bands....More
Model DTO-2G18G-CD-1 is a digitally controlled oscillator (DTO) for applications from 2 to 18 GHz. It achieves worst-case tuning accuracy of ±2 MHz at room temperature with minimum tuning step size of 0.5 MHz. The DTO delivers +10 dBm output power with ±3-dB flatness across frequency and temperature....More
The AMFG family of gallium-nitride (GaN) power amplifiers from MITEQ now includes the model AMFG-3F-00030300-60-33P-HS-12V with an internal DC/DC converter for simple operation from a 12-V supply.It operates from 30 MHz to 3 GHz with more than 40-dB gain ......More
Model AMF-2F-00020050-20-28P is a broadband low-noise amplifier (LNA) capable of more than 35 dB gain from 20 to 500 MHz with maximum noise figure of 2 dB. The gain flatness is 1.75 dB across the full band, and typically 1.0 dB. The ......More
The model AMF-5F-18002200-17-10P is a low-noise amplifier (LNA) from MITEQ with maximum noise figure of 1.7 dB from 18 to 22 GHz. It provides 40 dB gain across its bandwidth, with worst-case gain flatness of +/-1.5 dB and typical gain flatness of +/-0.75 ......More
Model SYS0216N01R-LNB is a millimeter-wave dual-channel block converter from MITEQ that covers two bands for a total frequency range of 18 to 40 GHz. One channel downconverts inputs from 18 to 26 GHz to an output-frequency range of 8 to 16 GHz, and the ......More
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MITEQ (the name stands for “Microwave Information Transmission Equipment”) designs and manufactures components and subsystems for the microwave electronics community. The firm’s components and systems are supplied to a wide variety of military and commercial markets. Among those markets are satellite and ground-based communication systems; missile guidance; military electronic countermeasures, radar warning, and surveillance systems; land, sea, and airborne radar; air-traffic-control radar; radioastronomy; and research and development.
Howard Hausman directs the four divisions of MITEQ: Microwave Electronics Components and Systems, Microwave Amplifiers, Satellite Communication Systems, and Microwave High Power Amplifiers. Reporting to Hausman are corporate finances, corporate services, quality assurance, operations, and marketing. Before being appointed MITEQ’s President/CEO, Hausman served as Chief Technology Officer, Vice President of Engineering, and other related titles. 
