R. E. Skip Hoover

Sirenza Microdevices, an ISO 9001:2000-certified supplier (registered by QMI), is a designer and supplier of high-performance RF components for wireless and wireline communications equipment manufacturers. Their product lines include amplifiers, power amplifiers, discrete devices, RF signal processing components, and signal source products, mil/aero components, and high-performance multi-component modules (MCMs) for transmit and receive applications.

CAP Wireless, Inc. supplies microwave/RF amplifiers and amplifier-based subsystems to leading defense and communications companies worldwide. The company is headquartered in Newbury Park, CA.

Motia is an advanced wireless system company producing both wireless semiconductors and wireless system level products. Motia's beamforming technology is a quantum leap in radio technique. It has the capacity to improve the performance of not only emerging wireless networks but also existing installations. This can be directly translated in to an increase in electronic traffic revenue in a municipal wireless access point and 3 G wireless networks. The beamforming technology is an automatic electronic mechanism which accurately computes signal direction using several antennas. Motia's beamforming allows for immediate or real-time antenna alignment to a radio signal source. It immediately processes the electronic alignment on signal data packet-by-packet bases which means, for example, that it can improve the service to thousands of PC or notebook users over the coverage area of a WiFi, or other wireless system, access points. The company is headquartered in Burlingame California and has operations in Pasadena California and Bristol England.