Foundry

Technologies

Technology for RF and
mm-wave Applications

At UMS, we provide designers with dependable, high-performance GaAs and GaN process technologies. Our platforms have been validated through the successful deployment of numerous standard products across key sectors including Defence, Aerospace, Telecommunications, Automotive, and ISM applications.

Our advanced GaN HEMT, GaAs pHEMT, HBT, MESFET, Schottky diode, and passive component technologies—manufactured on a high-throughput 4-inch production line—are available in open foundry mode. This enables our customers to develop and fabricate their own low-noise or high-power MMIC solutions with full design autonomy.

Download our documentation for more information:

Contact us

Technologies suitable for
Space Flight Models

Most of our GaAs and GaN technologies, available in foundry mode, are space evaluated and listed within European Space Agency’s (ESA) European Preferred Part List (EPPL).

Open Processes

Key parameters and characteristics for UMS open technologies are summarised below

Process datasheets

GaN HEMT

GH25-10

GH15-1x

GaAs pHEMT Power

PPH15X-20

PPH25

GaAs pHEMT Low noise

PH10-10

PH10-20

PH15

PH25-10

PH25-20

Foundry innovation by UMS

GaAs HBT

HB20M

GaAs MESFET

HP07

GaAs Schottky

BES

GaAs passive

ULRC-20

More Information on our Technologies

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Region*
Select technologies you are Interested in*
By clicking on the "I agree" button, you agree to comply with the following and without reservation :*
– not to communicate, assign or resell your acess codes to third parties and to reserve them for your sole and exlusive use – to comply with copyrights and intellectual property rights laws – To limit yourself to information & documents owned by you, public and authorized – In general, not to violate Franch Legislation and ultimately, Laws of your country In accordance with the Data Protection Act og 6 January 1978, you have at any time, a right of access Article 34 to 38, rectification (art. 36) and opposition (Article 26 of the Act).