About us

History:

For thirty years MITEQ has been delivering custom-engineered microwave components to the industry. As the industry changed, we tried to adjust with it keep our competitive edge. We have always pushed the edge of technology to provide the best possible product. In that same pioneering spirit we have opened a subsidiary in Estonia. We do this in order to reach those customers who desire MITEQ quality, but have been forced to turn to lesser products due to price limitations. With our facility closer to our customers, and with certain trade barriers removed, we will be able to offer custom engineering at competitive prices to solve your problems.

Capabilities:

Our engineers have years of experience in the communications field, including duties with the Estonian and Finnish Communications Agencies. They have been trained at our facility in the United States and are familiar with the latest in manufacturing technologies including the latest in computer aided design and manufacturing techniques. Our engineers on both sides of the Atlantic keep in constant communication to keep abreast of any changes or new ideas in this ever-changing field. Our facility in Estonia is equipped with the latest in manufacturing and test equipment, including: Hewlett-Packard noise power meters and network analyzers; Wiltron-Anritsu sweep generators; Wavetek scalar analyzers and MEI gold wire bonders . We also have computer aided design programs for both electrical and mechanical layouts. We are capable of building components and subsystems from 10 MHz to 18 GHz. For quality, engineering intensive products, MITEQ Estonia is where you should direct you attention.

Products:

Bipolar and GaAs FET Amplifiers: 10 MHz to 18 GHz. (optimized for gain, noise figure, or power) Wideband 90 degree Hybrids. Image Reject Mixers to 4 GHz (wideband IF, RF or fixed LO models). Group Delay Equalized IF Filters. Subsystem production to your design. Our products use the same basic designs which have provided MITEQ with great success and quality in the past. Our engineers are equipped to build components and subsystems.