Custom RF Design
Active and passive RF components designed around your link budget, frequency plan and power constraints — from LNAs and filters to complete RF front ends.
- LNAs & filters
- RF front ends
- Link budget

Custom design
When a catalogue part doesn’t fit the band, the envelope or the platform, we design one that does.
Discuss your projectActive and passive RF components designed around your link budget, frequency plan and power constraints — from LNAs and filters to complete RF front ends.
Single-layer to multi-layer boards with RF-aware stack-ups, controlled impedance, grounding and EMC practice suited to defence environments.
Antennas shaped to the frequency band, radiation pattern, size and weight your platform allows, including GNSS, telemetry and L/S-band designs.
Mechanical and structural adaptation — housings, mounts and connector layouts — so the hardware fits your airframe, hull or vehicle without compromise.
Process
Frequency, environment, interfaces, size, weight and quantity are captured with your engineers.
RF, PCB and mechanical design are developed and verified in simulation.
First units are built and measured against the agreed requirement set.
Environmental and performance tests to the programme’s standard.
Series production and long-term support from our Ankara facilities.
FAQ
Short answers to what platform teams ask us most. Need detail on integration, band plans or interfaces? Ask an engineer directly.
Have another question?
Send it through the form on our contact page — an RF engineer will answer you directly.
Go to the contact formOperating frequency band, required gain and pattern, polarisation, available installation space, weight limit, connector type and the environmental conditions. If some values are open, we help define them.
Often yes. Connector pin-outs, housings and mounting are commonly adapted to the host platform — the SAJ GNSS Shield, for example, is mechanically adapted for each platform it is fitted to.
All of it. RF components, multi-layer PCBs, antennas and the mechanical adaptation to your platform are designed by the same engineering team, so interfaces between them are solved early instead of at integration.
An engineer reviews it and comes back with questions or a first recommendation. The work then follows five steps: requirements, design and simulation, prototype, qualification and series production.
Yes. Programme-sensitive details can be shared after a non-disclosure agreement is in place.
Start a project
A short description of the band, platform and constraints is enough to start the conversation. NDA first if your programme requires it.
Describe the need
Band, platform, size and environment — open values are fine.
Engineering review
We confirm feasibility and propose an approach.
Design to production
Simulation, prototype, qualification and series build.
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