Wireless Infrastructure
Meeting the continually evolving demands for 4G LTE & 5G wireless infrastructure applications with RFHIC's gallium nitride (GaN) on silicon carbide (SiC) technology solutions
Medical
GaN solid-state is the future of microwave heating and plasma generation for medical applications. With its limitless potential, GaN solid-state technology will define the RF energy of tomorrow, and we will continue to be at the forefront of what's next.
Medical Applications
Microwave Tumor Ablation
Discover how RFHIC's cutting edge gallium-nitride (GaN) solid-state microwave solutions can provide advantages for various tumor ablation applications: faster heating over larger volume, less susceptibility to local perfusion, multiple antenna operation capable, controllable energy source resulting in precise ablation, and compact form factor due to less heat dissipation.
Medical Applications
Proton Beam Therapy
Proton therapy is a rapidly expanding radiotherapy technique where accelerated proton beams are used to precisely deliver the dose to the tumor target. Higher charge states can be achieved by utilizing microwave frequencies. See how RFHIC's gallium nitride (GaN) solid-state microwave solutions can be used for next generation proton therapy & radiotherapy applications.
Medical Applications
Microwave Hyperthermia
Microwave hyperthermia (MH) requires the selective focusing of microwave energy on the targeted region while minimally affecting the healthy tissue. The microwave radiation operates at 915MHz or 2450MHz, and can raise the temperatures of such tumors to just over 40°C. See how RFHIC's gallium nitride (GaN) solid-state microwave solutions can provide very effective heating for hyperthermia applications.
Medical Applications
Bio & Health Sciences
A wave of next-generation technology for bio and health science applications are vastly emerging into the market. Applications such as high-powered imaging systems, pharmaceutical manufacturing devices, medical sterilization devices, and more are utilizing RF and Microwave technology to enable new ways of treating diseases.