QuinStar News Feed – 2018

IMS 2018

IMS 2018 is coming soon. QuinStar is exhibiting at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium at the Philadelphia Convention Center June 12 to 14. We’ll have several of our newest products available for your review. Stop by booth #1303 during exhibit hours. Instead, if you prefer, book an appointment […]

Celebrating 25 Years!

QuinStar marked its 25^th anniversary on April 1^st.  A company-wide barbeque was held to celebrate the occasion. We are grateful for our loyal customers, suppliers, and employees who have journeyed with us to reach this significant milestone.

QuinStar was started in 1993 by aerospace engineers who wanted to design […]

QuinStar T3 Painting Event

QuinStar holds T3 events (Try Things Together) to provide opportunities for employees to join in recreational, cultural, and educational events after work hours. This month, our CFO conducted a painting class. Many employees participated in this opportunity to exercise the right side of their brain […]

QuinStar Exhibiting at APS March Meeting

QuinStar will showcase its cryogenic product line at the American Physical Society March Meeting. QuinStar is uniquely positioned with the experience and know-how to offer cryogenic isolators, circulators, LNAs, and isolator arrays that deliver exceptional broadband performance for applications such as radio […]

QuinStar T3 Event – Bowling

QuinStar holds T3 events (Try Things Together) to provide opportunities for employees to join in recreational, cultural, and educational events after hours. This month, a bowling tournament was held at the Palos Verdes Bowl in Torrance, CA. Over 50 employees participated, and prizes were […]

QuinStar Hosts Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor Youth of the Year Event

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor provides leadership, education, arts, and athletic opportunities to area youth. On December […]

QuinStar Redefines State-of-the-Art Power

QuinStar’s R&D team has recently achieved a new milestone for GaN power amplifiers operating above 100 GHz. Using multiple GaN MMIC chips in a combiner network, we have achieved an output power of 3 W at 114 GHz. These GaN-based power amplifiers will […]