Radio Frequency Technology and Techniques

We are pleased to announce the IEEE MTT-S RF Technology & Techniques (RFTT) Symposium as part of the IMS for 2027. Following its successful introduction in 2026, RFTT will be held for the second time in this format. The symposium comprises much of the traditional IMS technical content, including microwave passive components, packaging, active devices, discrete microwave circuits, computer aided design (CAD), and computational EM, representing approximately half of the IMS technical content.

RFTT continues to focus on key topics in RF technology and techniques, including planar, non-planar, and integrated filters and passive circuits; MEMS, acoustic, ferrite, ferroelectric, and phase-change components; heterogeneous packaging, MCMs, and 3D manufacturing; Si and III-V semiconductor device technologies; blocks and circuits up to complete receivers and transmitters, including signal generation, modulators, and frequency conversion; low-noise amplifiers; power amplifiers and linearization techniques; quantum engineering circuits; and sub-THz to THz circuits. 

The symposium will continue to feature the technical sessions, interactive forum, workshops, panels, plenary sessions and late breaking news papers that the community has come to expect. We invite researchers and industry professionals to contribute their latest findings and insights to RFTT2027. 

Join us in continuing the long tradition of presenting emerging RF technologies and techniques. 

Symposium Chair: Joe Bardin, Google/UMass Amherst 

TPC Chair: Steve Bowers, University of Virginia 

TPC Vice Chair: Jasmin Grosinger, University of Siegen