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February 2, 1987

RAYTHEON AND TEXAS INTRUMENTS CO-LEADERS OF US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PROJECT TO DEVELOP GALLIUM ARSENIDE CIRCUITS UNDER MIMIC PROGRAM

By CBR Staff Writer

Raytheon Co and Texas Instruments Inc are co-leaders of a US Department of Defense project to develop Gallium Arsenide circuits under the tri-service MIMIC Microwave/Millimeter Wave Monolithic Integrated Circuit program: the partners have formed a joint venture to develop technology to enable the production of large quantities of affordable, reliable, high performance MIMIC components and the contract from the Naval Air Systems Command provides about $1m to the venture for the concept definition phase; there will be four phases to the program over five years, with total funding set at $135m; the GaAs parts will be designed for use in radar, communications, intelligent weapons, and electronic warfare systems.

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