
Resonators
Our new resonator design allows for a 10x size reduction, high performance at sub 20 GHz and scalable lithography fabrication while being less sensitive to minor manufacturing mistakes and imperfections.
mmWave excellence by design
Curl-E develops millimetre-wave RF technology that enables smaller, lighter and higher-performance satellite communications.
At Curl-E, our mission is to move the satellite communications industry forward to a more efficient, cheaper and scalable future.
Curl-E has developed a patented resonator architecture that enables compact, high performance RF components for next-generation satellite communications.
Our team is made up of experienced RF scientists and researchers, with decades of experience in the industry and academia.
Satellite communications are moving to higher frequencies, but current RF hardware forces trade-offs between size, performance and cost.
At Curl-E, we have created a fundamentally new approach designed to combat these trade-offs.
Existing solutions
Bulky, lossy or expensive
The Curl-E approach
A compact, scalable and cheaper future

Our new resonator design allows for a 10x size reduction, high performance at sub 20 GHz and scalable lithography fabrication while being less sensitive to minor manufacturing mistakes and imperfections.

Our filtenna technology combines filtering and antenna functionality into a single compact device, reducing size, insertion losses and overall system complexity while maintaining high RF performance.

Our technology is not just a single device, but rather a platform technology that can be applied to various other devices. These include: antenna arrays, couplers and more.

Step 1
Photoresist is applied to the wafer and spun until uniform. Desired features to be developed utilising greyscale masks.

Step 2
The wafer is entirely metalised with an exceptionally thin yet uniform layer of silver.

Step 3
The wafer is diced into individual devices, which are then assembled into the finished component.
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