Announcement • Apr 13
Guerrilla RF, Inc., Annual General Meeting, Jun 03, 2026 Guerrilla RF, Inc., Annual General Meeting, Jun 03, 2026. Announcement • Mar 25
Guerrilla RF, Inc. Launches GRF2118 with Best-In-Class Noise Figure Across the Satcom X-Band Spectrum Guerrilla RF, Inc. announced the release of the GRF2118, an ultra-low-noise X-Band amplifier delivering best-in-class noise figure performance across the 6.0–8.5 GHz band. Targeting the most demanding receive applications in satellite communications, defense electronics, and space-borne platforms, the GRF2118 establishes a new performance benchmark for COTS X-Band LNA solutions. The GRF2118's 6–8.5 GHz operating range is specifically aligned with the SatCom X-Band spectrum — encompassing military satellite downlinks, commercial X-Band VSAT, Earth observation downlinks, and TT&C bands for deep space missions — as distinct from the higher-frequency radar X-Band spectrum where transmit power and waveform performance are the dominant design drivers. The GRF2118 supports two operating modes, giving system designers a single hardware solution that can be optimized for the demands of their specific application. In low bias /low current mode (3V/42mA), the GRF2118 achieves a remarkable 0.57 dB noise figure with 25.5 dB of gain at 7 GHz — a combination that maximizes receive sensitivity in power-constrained applications including spaceborne platforms, portable satellite terminals, and CubeSat receivers. In high bias /high current mode (5V/79mA), the device delivers a 0.67 dB noise figure with 26.1 dB of gain, an output P1dB of 19.2 dBm, and an OIP3 of 26.6 dBm — providing superior linearity for ground terminals and defense receivers operating in dense, high-power signal environments. Fabricated on a proven GaAs pHEMT process and packaged in a compact 2.0 x 2.0 mm QFN-12, the GRF2118 requires no external input or output matching components, allowing engineers to achieve best-in-class SatCom X-Band LNA performance with minimal board area and design complexity. Beyond satellite and defense applications, the GRF2118's operating range also fully covers the licensed point-to-point microwave backhaul bands at 5.925–6.4 GHz and 6.4–7.125 GHz — making it a strong candidate for high-capacity backhaul radio receiver front ends. Additionally, the upper 6 GHz spectrum covered by the GRF2118 is under active consideration by the ITU and regional regulatory bodies as a candidate band for future 6G cellular deployments, further expanding the device's long-term market relevance as the wireless industry moves toward next-generation infrastructure development. As a COTS device, the GRF2118 gives programs of all sizes — from flagship military satellite ground terminals to commercial smallsat platforms and CubeSat designs — access to space- and defense-grade low-noise performance with the availability, cost structure, and design support of a high-volume commercial RFIC. The GRF2118 will be on display at the SATSHOWWEEK exhibit at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Guerrilla RF Sales and Marketing personnel will be present at Richardson RFPD's Booth 3131 and are available to answer questions and provide design guidance on the GRF2118 and Guerrilla RF's full portfolio of SatCom RFIC solutions. The GRF2118 datasheet is available for download. Designers interested in evaluation boards, component recommendations, and design-in support are encouraged to contact Guerrilla RF's applications team. Announcement • Mar 19
Guerrilla Rf, Inc. Expands Aerospace and Defense Focus with New Satcom Initiative Guerrilla RF, Inc. announced its expanded focus and readiness to support the rapidly evolving Satellite Communications (SatCom) market. With a deep portfolio spanning low-noise small-signal devices through high-power RF power amplifiers, Guerrilla RF now offers more than 100 component solutions engineered for mission-critical SatCom applications across both ground-based infrastructure and spaceborne platforms. GRF expands Aerospace & Defense focus with new SatCom initiative, releasing a dedicated product selection design guide in advance of next week's SATSHOWWEEK event in Washington, DC. As commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) devices, Guerrilla RF’s components are becoming increasingly popular choices for engineers seeking cost-effective, readily available, and field-proven high-performance RFICs. These solutions enable designers to accelerate development cycles while maintaining the performance and reliability demanded by modern satellite communications systems. As part of Guerrilla RF’s continued emphasis on addressing the needs of the Aerospace and Defense market, the company has introduced a new SatCom product selection guide highlighting its RFIC solutions for both ground terminals and spaceborne platforms. The guide is being released in advance of SATSHOWWEEK to help engineers and system architects more easily identify Guerrilla RF solutions for emerging satellite communication architectures. Guerrilla RF’s RFIC solutions address both the uplink and downlink paths of satellite communication architectures, supporting a wide range of SatCom applications including: MUOS Tactical Radios — UHF satellite communications for military manpack and vehicular systems; C- and Ku-Band Satellite Transponders — high-linearity amplification for space-borne payloads; S-Band TT&C (Telemetry, Tracking and Control) — reliable signal chain solutions for satellite command and control; C-, X-, and Ku-Band VSAT Ground Terminals — low-noise and high-power solutions for broadband satellite access; Ka/Q/V/T/E-Band Ground Terminals — high-frequency solutions for next-generation high-throughput satellite (HTS) systems; NTN/Direct-to-Cell Satellite Arrays — enabling the growing non-terrestrial network ecosystem for mobile broadband connectivity. The release of the new SatCom product selection guide supports Guerrilla RF’s participation in next week’s SATSHOWWEEK exhibition at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Guerrilla RF sales and marketing personnel will be present at Richardson RFPD’s Booth 3131 to answer questions and provide guidance on the company’s full RFIC portfolio, including LNAs, gain blocks, drivers, power amplifiers, RF switches, RF power detectors, and DSAs/DVGAs. To simplify solution discovery, Guerrilla RF is redirecting visitors to a new SatCom solutions page at: www.guerrilla-rf.com/SatCom. Designers interested in component recommendations and design-in support are encouraged to contact Guerrilla RF’s applications team at: applications@guerrilla-rf.com. Customers attending SATSHOWWEEK are encouraged to visit Guerrilla RF at Richardson RFPD’s Booth 3131 to learn more about the company’s RFIC solutions for next-generation satellite communications systems. 
