Menlo Microsystems Inc. (Menlo Micro) publicized that its collaboration with Purdue University has resulted in a commercial-ready architecture for quantum control and readout electronics at cryogenic temperatures. As published in the Nature Microsystems & Nanoengineering journal, the work explains Menlo Micro’s cryogenic MEMS Ideal Switch platform in scalable quantum computing applications.

Another trade show is in the books, and I’m pleased to report things are about as back to normal as they are likely to get. The show I’m referring to is electronica, which is held bi-annually in Munich, Germany. As such, it’s been four years since we’ve convened at what it is generally considered the world’s largest event for the embedded and electronics industries.

IRVINE, Calif. Menlo Micro leveraged its Ideal Switch technology and announced a micromechanical power switch able to withstand 10A in a 5mm x 5mm surface-mount form factor. The MM9200 Ideal Switch has upgraded features such as continuous current carry ((AC or DC): +/- 10A), Voltage standoff ((AC or DC): +/- 300V), switching time of 10μs to open, 10μs to close. The MM9200 Ideal Switch comes with enough endurance for 1 billion switching operations for a 1,000x better life expectancy than previous generation electromechanical relays.
 

The past decade of rapid technological advancement has created a more connected world than ever before, where the pace of innovation continues to accelerate.

Menlo Micro released a high-power single-pole/four-throw (SP4T) DC-to-18 GHz switch providing the industry with high performance, reliability, and integration for RF switching applications.

Menlo Microsystems, Inc. (Menlo Micro) announced the formal qualification and production release of the MM5600. This product is a double-pole/double-throw (DPDT) switch providing the high performance and data rates for high-speed differential switching applications, including next-generation artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), GPU/CPU, data center, and cloud-based applications, as well as automated test equipment (ATE) device interface boards and high-speed computer peripheral interfaces.

Menlo Microsystems, Inc. has announced a new double-pole/double-throw (DPDT) switch providing superior performance and data rates for high-speed differential switching applications.