A Technical Discussion on the South China Sea and GaN Technology in EW Applications Followed by Facility Tour of Mercury Systems Advanced Microelectronics Center
- The South China Sea – Its History, Issues and Implications for US Policy
presented by Col (ret) Skip Stolz
- Benefits / Challenges of GaN Technology in EW Applications
presented by Mr. Mario LaMarche
- Factory Tour of Mercury’s RF Advanced Microelectronics Center
Notes:
1) Attendance to the event is limited to US Citizens – a state-issued ID is needed for facility entrance
2) Light refreshments will be provided
3) Please register by e-mailing both:
Ms. Doris Parr: dparr@mrcy.com
duane.a.beaulieu@baesystems.com
Date and Time
Location
Hosts
Registration
- Date: 04 Oct 2018
- Time: 05:30 PM to 07:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
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- Mercury Systems’ Hudson Facility
- 267 Lowell Road
- Hudson, New Hampshire
- United States 03051
- Contact Event Host
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Association of Old Crows: Duane Beaulieu: duane.a.beaulieu@baesystems.com
Merury Systems: Dorris Parr: dparr@mrcy.com
- Co-sponsored by Association of Old Crows, New Hampshire Chapter
Speakers
Col (ret) Skip Stolz
The South China Sea – Its History, Issues and Implications for US Policy
The South China Sea – Its History, Issues and Implications for US Policy. The South China Sea is one of the most critical sea-lanes, a gateway between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Over half of the world’s commerce, valued at 5.3 trillion dollars including 1.2 trillion dollars of US commerce transits this chokepoint every year. Recently, the region has become the focal point of strategic regional competition between the United States and China due to the uncertainty of China’s ultimate regional intentions, its challenging of globally accepted norms like freedom of navigation, and the United States’ extensive regional economic and security commitments
Mr. Mario LaMarche
Benefits / Challenges of GaN Technology in EW Applications
Benefits and Challenges of GaN Technology in EW Applications. As new EW requirements continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible, find out how GaN technology is critical to the next-generation of high-power, broad-band systems.
Agenda
5:30 to 7:00 PM:
- The South China Sea – Its History, Issues and Implications for US Policy. Presented by Col (ret) Skip Stolz
- Benefits / Challenges of GaN Technology in EW Applications. Presented by Mr. Mario LaMarcheFactory
- Tour of Mercury’s RF Advanced Microelectronics Center (http://mrcy.com/amc)