Cambridge, UK, 9 November 2026: Forefront RF, Cambridge-based fabless semiconductor scale-up has been invited to speak at the forthcoming ARMMS RF & Microwave Society conference, taking place at The Cambridge Belfry in Cambourne on 16–17 November 2026. The event is being chaired by Rob Smith and Merv Haynes of CML Micro.
Tunable RF front ends give system architects, RF design engineers, product engineers and test engineers greater flexibility to optimise performance. Realising this potential requires careful coordination of multiple interdependent control parameters. Variations in components, manufacturing and assembly mean that settings optimised for one module may not deliver the same performance in another. Addressing this challenge, Forefront RF Product Engineer Andy Tseng will present a paper titled “Measurement-Guided Optimization of a Tunable Cellular RF Front-End”, co-authored with Software Engineer Henry Pickersgill.
The paper will compare a common nominal configuration with individually tuned settings across a small number of modules at a representative cellular operating point. It will examine how a measurement-guided tuning workflow can improve RF performance and reduce module-to-module variation.
Ronald Wilting, CEO of Forefront RF, said: “We’re delighted to be invited to contribute to ARMMS, a respected forum for the RF and microwave engineering community. It’s a great opportunity for Andy to share the work he and Henry have undertaken and discuss their approach with fellow engineers.”
Founded in 1982, ARMMS brings together specialists from industry and academia to share knowledge across RF and microwave engineering. Its conferences cover design, research, measurement and testing, alongside a small exhibition of related equipment and software.
For further information and registration, visit www.armms.org/conferences