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Custom RF Filters Shouldn’t Slow Down Your Next Project: Production-Ready Microwave and mmWave Filters with StrataWorks

RF engineers are often forced to choose between available catalog filters that don't fully meet system requirements, resulting in performance compromises and extended design Gcycles. In this webinar, you'll learn how StrataWorks enables rapid configuration of production-ready RF filters from 7 GHz to 60 GHz, allowing you to evaluate performance, download simulation-ready S-parameters, and identify optimized solutions that can improve insertion loss, rejection, and time-to-deployment for radar, SATCOM, back-haul, aerospace, and test applications.




Date: September 15, 2026
Time: 11 AM EDT (8 AM PDT / 5:00 PM CEST)
Duration: 1 hour
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Overview

As RF and microwave systems continue to push into higher frequencies, engineers are under increasing pressure to deliver better performance while shortening development cycles. Unfortunately, traditional filter selection often requires evaluating multiple catalog parts, comparing datasheets, simulating tradeoffs, and ultimately compromising on insertion loss, rejection, bandwidth, or delivery schedule. For teams developing radar, SATCOM, aerospace, and test and measurement systems, this process can consume valuable engineering resources and delay time-to-market. In this webinar, you'll learn how StrataWorks is transforming RF filter selection by enabling engineers to configure and evaluate production-ready filters from 7 GHz to 60 GHz in minutes. Through real-world examples and measured hardware results, we'll demonstrate how engineers can rapidly explore design tradeoffs, optimize filter performance, and instantly download simulation-ready S-parameters and compliance data. Attendees will also see examples where StrataWorks solutions deliver advantages in insertion loss, rejection, and repeatability compared to commercially available filter options. We'll also examine how the technology behind StrataWorks has been proven in high-reliability environments and share a preview of the product roadmap, including configurable transmission lines, new filter topologies, enhanced PCB transitions, and future switched filter bank solutions. Whether you're focused on performance, productivity, or reducing design risk, you'll leave with practical insights for accelerating your next RF design.

Key Takeaways

  • Reduce RF filter selection time from days or weeks to minutes by rapidly evaluating configurable, production-ready filter solutions.
  • Optimize system performance by exploring multiple insertion loss, rejection, and bandwidth tradeoffs that may not be available in standard catalog filters.
  • Validate filter designs with confidence using downloadable S-parameters and measured-to-simulated correlation across frequencies from 7 GHz to 60 GHz.
  • Accelerate development schedules by identifying manufacturable filter solutions without lengthy custom design cycles or extensive vendor interactions.
  • Discover how StrataWorks helps radar, SATCOM, back-haul, aerospace, and test engineers move from requirements to production-ready hardware with greater performance, repeatability, and reliability.

Speaker

Tim Smith, Product Manager - StrataWorks®, Nuvotronics

Tim Smith is the product manager for StrataWorks®, Nuvotronics’ online RF filter configuration platform, where he focuses on simplifying the design and selection of advanced RF filtering solutions for customers. With more than 15 years of experience in RF packaging, microwave and millimeter-wave technologies, and product development, Tim has helped drive innovation from concept through production across commercial, aerospace, and defense applications. Prior to his product management role, he held multiple engineering leadership positions, including engineering fellow and senior principal packaging engineer, specializing in advanced packaging, microelectronic assembly, and high-frequency system integration. Tim holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology and is passionate about making complex RF technologies more accessible through practical, customer-focused solutions.