INDIANA MICRO

Our specialty is tunable microwave filters, which we call Reconfigurable Microwave Filters, or RMFs. The center frequency (fc), bandwidth (Δf), and configuration (bandpass vs bandpass) of an RMF is computer controlled with typical tuning times of less than 10 microseconds. Founded in 2009, Indiana Micro is located in the Purdue University Research Park in West Lafayette, IN. Indiana Micro maintains cooperative R&D relationships with Purdue and several other universities. Indiana Micro's customers include the US Army, US Navy, US Air Force, the Missile Defense Agency (MDA), NASA, and several major defense prime contractors... Indiana Micro designs and manufactures real-time reconfigurable microwave filters (RMFs) that adapt to constantly changing contested and congested RF environments. Tunable filter applications are spectrum cleanup and the mitigation of co-site interference and jamming signals. Indiana Micro's current efforts are focused in the VHF through Ku Bands (30 MHz to 20..

Primary location: West Lafayette United States