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On Wednesday October 28, 2020 QuinStar held a Pumpkin Carving Contest for all employees!  Cash prizes were handed out as over twenty employees submitted pumpkins into the contest. Seasonal events are held throughout the year at QuinStars for employees to show their creativity and enjoy activities together. We are looking forward to many more events, going into the […]

While we’re disappointed that APS March Meeting 2020 was canceled, we’re also grateful that APS prioritized health and safety. The conference is a great opportunity to meet with customers and learn more about both your research and the emerging requirements. We look forward to meeting with you in Nashville 2021. In the meantime, here is a brief cryogenic products […]

QuinStar’s Automotive Radar Target Simulator (RTS) equipment accepts any radar waveform operating within the automotive radar frequency band. It then regenerates a simulated return radar signal. The RTS preserves the sweeping waveform at its output with the added time delay simulating target distance and the added Doppler frequency shift simulating a relative target speed.

Designed for reliable performance under continuous operation, […]

QuinStar Technology, Inc. will feature its cryogenic product line at the American Physical Society March Meeting. This event is March 2 – 4 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.

QuinStar cryogenic circulators, isolators, and arrays offer exceptional broadband performance down to the mK range. These components support applications such as quantum computing, radio astronomy, STM research, particle physics research, […]

QuinStar recently concluded our July to December customer satisfaction survey. We’re carefully reading all the feedback and developing responsive solutions. Our goal is to continually improve the customer experience. We will use these inputs to this end.

QuinStar successfully completed a 28-month program with Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The program entailed developing flight hardware for the NASA-ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission. QuinStar’s deliverables included Ka-band solid-state power amplifiers. The SSPA is an enabling element of the communication payload for the high-speed, space-to-earth datalink.

The NISAR satellite uses advanced radar imaging to monitor changes to […]

QuinStar was recently certified to test its space-qualified millimeter-wave hardware by Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). After administering both the System Safety Survey and Vendor Chamber Verification Survey, JPL certified QuinStar’s thermal vacuum chamber for testing flight hardware for JPL/NASA missions.

The chamber enables hardware testing under a simulated space environment. To illustrate, the 6.5 cubic ft. (0.2 cubic meter) chamber handles […]