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Products Oscillators,Synthezer,Standard VCO Line,Filters Introduction APA Wireless Technologies is a single-source technology developer and manufacturer of high performance components for broadband fixed wireless communications systems. APA Wireless was formed in October, 2000. APA evolved out of a group of companies that began with Marlo Electronics (military printed circuit board manufacturer), in 1966 and expanded into a vertically integrated enterprise delivering mission critical components for products ranging from Motorola pagers and heart pacemakers to military avionics and the music recording industry. · Marlo Electronics - founded in 1966, a profitable manufacturer of complex commercial/military printed circuit boards · Marlo International - founded in 1991, a profitable importer of high volume, low cost printed circuit boards from Asia/Pacific · Tropical Assemblies - founded in 1994, a profitable company that provided technologically complex electronic contract manufacturing and assembly · ICS/Tropical - founded in 1997, a profitable company that developed and manufactured breakthrough technologies in wireless communications. ICS/Tropical worked with several wireless technology companies, providing solutions to their ever more complex design problems · APA Wireless Technologies - ICS/Tropical＇s research led to the development of the new YRO technology and the founding of APA in 2000 which now develops and markets YRO-based products. APA is a combination of ICS/Tropical and Tropical Assemblies. With its new YRO synthesizers, APA is well positioned to capitalize on the large, growing need for reliable, high-speed RF synthesizers/exciters. With an experienced team of Radio Frequency business and engineering experts and the fully automated assembly systems of the former Tropical Assemblies, APA is capable of producing high volumes of consistent, high-quality modules at an affordable cost and price. A current focus for APA Wireless is its first-to-market RF synthesizer technology with capabilities to significantly advance the performance of broadband fixed wireless systems. APA Wireless has aligned with Cenetec, the technology accelerator company, to speed the new generation of RF technology to market. www.cenetec.com APA Wireless Technologies grew out of a group of companies with a 30-plus year track record of solving complex electronic manufacturing problems and developing components for products ranging from Motorola pagers to F-18 fighter jets. The initial company, Marlo Electronics, Inc., produces printed circuit boards for the avionics, medical, data communications, music recording, and military industries. Andrew Goddard, whose father founded Marlo Electronics in 1966, became president in 1980 and initiated expansion. With managing partners Randy Dietz and Bill Dietz, Goddard co-founded Marlo International, a printed circuit board import business, in 1991 and Tropical Assemblies, an assembler of printed circuit boards, in 1994. |
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