Why Reflected Power Matters in RF Energy Systems
Reflected power is more than a measurement. In RF energy systems, it provides critical feedback for efficiency, protection and process control.
Reflected power is more than a measurement. In RF energy systems, it provides critical feedback for efficiency, protection and process control.
Magnetron replacement is only the first step. At pinkRF, we see solid-state RF technology as a platform for smarter, more controllable RF energy systems.
RF generators are critical to stable plasma applications. Discover what engineers need to know about control, reflected power, matching and system integration.
Solid-state microwave generators are transforming industrial heating by replacing limited magnetron control with precise, adaptive RF energy delivery.
Solid-state RF energy is redefining microwave power by replacing limited magnetron control with precise, programmable and reliable energy delivery.
Explore RF energy applications in plasma, industrial heating, lighting, cooking and medical treatments, and why solid-state RF improves control.
pinkRF heads to IMPI 60 in New Orleans (June 16–18, 2026) with two technical presentations — Klaus Werner on RF efficiency frameworks and a co-authored paper on S11-based chemical synthesis monitoring — plus Pablo Santón serving as Vice-Chair of the Technical Program Committee.
Discover how pinkRF’s solid-state RF generators power the CVD process that creates lab-grown diamonds — with superior precision, efficiency, and reliability over legacy magnetrons.
Discover how pinkRF is redefining efficiency in RF solutions with high-efficiency solid-state generators, precise power control, and scalable designs for industrial and scientific applications.
Discover how pinkRF is redefining efficiency in RF solutions with high-efficiency solid-state generators, precise power control, and scalable designs for industrial and scientific applications.
MPG10kS solid-state RF generator | The magnetron alternative has arrived Microwave power is now redefined | Precision, yield, reliability, lifetime
PinkRF is proud to introduce the next generation microchemical reactor, the MCR02. Accomodating various vial sizes and able to reach a temperature in exces of 200 degrees Celcius, the MCR02 is a versatile product that allows universities and R&D departments to fully exploit the power of solid state RF for small sample heating!
WiFi, Bluetooth, calling from your cell phone….It is impossible to imagine our daily lives without radio waves. And that is just the beginning because this technology is far from being finished.
RF energy systems have undergone a huge transformation since the early days of the tube-based magnetrons. However according to High Tech Institute trainer Klaus Werner, while the crude power of the tube is tough to match, the new generation of solid-state RF integrated circuits offers unprecedented control, efficiency and reproducibility.
Dutch radio frequency specialist Pink RF is expanding operations. In collaboration with the American RF repair company Odyssey, European RF and semiconductor customers will have a new option located in Nijmegen.
Klaus Werner and John Schalken have been interviewed by IN2 Maas & Waal: “Registration of intellectual property is not always necessary for small businesses. It is important to consider where you want to do business with a product or idea”
Radio Frequency affects everybody. Signals on radio frequency connect your phone to a wireless speaker or heat your pizza in the microwave. Yet pinkRF has greater ambitions.
Last month, the Volkskrant, a major Dutch newspaper, published this article: “This is where the EU euros end up”.
International Microwave Power Institute the leading global scientific organization dedicated to non-communication microwave and RF energy applications, is pleased to announce the formation of a Solid State RF Energy Section.
This project is about the research and development of a prototype machine for the inline Sterilization of food products using Radio Rrequency (i-RFS).
pinkRF moved to Novio Tech Campus Nijmegen in 2016. Novio Tech Campus is the innovation hotspot for Health and High Tech in the Netherlands.
pinkRF has received a subsidy from EFRO Netherlands for the development of a pill, which reports the core body temperature of e.g. athletes to a wearable device: blueTemp.