pinkRF news
Klaus Werner cooks up a new solid-state RF training
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. Continue reading
PinkRF and Odyssey link to bring RF repair to Nijmegen
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. Continue reading
How the COVID-19 crisis affects pinkRF
In the previous interview, at the end of last year, the future looked bright for pinkRF. There were new collaborations, growth did not seem to slow down. The corona crisis is now causing uncertainty, owner Klaus Werner says. Read more
Intellectual property
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” Continue reading
A collaboration with Odyssey Technical Solutions, the fight against cancer and a temperature pill
pinkRF is working hard, among other things in the fight against cancer. Read more
Treating cancer through radiowaves
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. Read more
pinkRF inspires during Dutch Technology Week
European subsidy to make our developments scalable
IMPI forms a Solid State RF Energy Section
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