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Microwave Products Group (MPG) is a wholly-owned operating segment of Dover Corporation that designs and manufactures mission-critical RF and microwave engineered electronic components and subsystems. The group unifies seven legacy brands—K&L Microwave (est. 1971), Dow-Key Microwave (est. 1945), Pole/Zero (est. 1991), BSC Filters (est. 1989), Espy (acquired 2021), Criteria Labs (acquired 2024), and the MPG Solutions platform (launched 2022)—under a single organization serving aerospace, defense, communications, space, GPS, and automated test equipment markets. Primary end customers include NASA, the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Air Force, Boeing, and allied governments, with MPG products featured in over 150 space programs and aboard platforms such as the James Webb Space Telescope, GPS III, and the P-8A Poseidon.

MPG's product portfolio spans four core lines: filters (bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, suspended substrate, thin film, and tunable) sourced across BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, and Pole/Zero; electromechanical RF switches (coaxial, waveguide, high power, high repeatability, and space-qualified) sourced primarily from Dow-Key, which the company identifies as the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches; integrated subsystems and solutions under MPG Solutions, including cosite interference mitigation equipment (ICE), frequency converters, switch matrices, switched filter banks, and low noise amplifiers; and spectrum operations products from Espy, including teamSENTINEL wideband RF signal search/discovery, teamSOIGNE precision geolocation, and RFML (Radio Frequency Machine Learning) capabilities for automated signal classification. The group operates manufacturing and engineering facilities in the United States (Austin, TX; Salisbury, MD; Ventura, CA; Cincinnati, OH) and the United Kingdom (York), with over 182,000 square feet of technical workspace, AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications, and NASA/ESA space product approvals.

MPG sells primarily through direct enterprise sales supported by an RFQ-based quoting system and a global representative firm network, with engineer-to-engineer engagement as a core differentiator. Pricing is custom and quote-based against multi-year defense and aerospace contracts, with revenue driven by program awards (e.g., $66M and $53M P-8A Poseidon contracts), large-scale platform deployments, and replacement/service contracts. The customer base is concentrated in government and prime defense contractors, which provides long-cycle revenue visibility but also creates exposure to government budget cycles and program timing. MPG's expansion trajectory has been driven by acquisitions (most recently Criteria Labs in August 2024) and product launches (three RFML products at AOC Europe 2026), reflecting a strategic shift from discrete components into integrated subsystems and AI-enabled signal intelligence offerings.

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Microwave Products Group, a Dover Corporation subsidiary, provides mission-critical RF and microwave engineered components and subsystems—including filters, switches, and integrated subsystems—for aerospace, defense, communications, and space markets through seven specialized brands.

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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersSalisbury, United States
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Salisbury
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
RF and microwave components, electronic warfare subsystems, satellite communications filters, space qualified switches, spectrum monitoring systems
NAICS code3 codes
  • Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing3343
  • Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing334511
  • Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals334515
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  • Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts3760
Product category
RF and Microwave Components
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Revenue model2 records
1RF & Microwave Hardware Sales
TypeHardware Sales
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Sale of engineered electronic components and subsystems including filters, switches, frequency converters, receivers, and integrated assemblies. Products are sold as both standard catalog items and custom-engineered solutions to meet specific customer requirements. Revenue is primarily one-time hardware sales with potential for recurring revenue through replacement parts and service contracts.

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2Custom Engineering & Integration Services
TypeProfessional Services
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MPG Solutions provides tailored integrated RF & Microwave subsystems and engineering support services for aerospace and defense applications, including design, integration, and testing services.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
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1Custom engineered solutions - no standard tiers
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Products are custom-engineered to customer specifications with no standard pricing tiers. Quotes are generated through the RFQ process.

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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1Dow-Key Microwave
Description

World's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches, including coaxial switches, waveguide switches, and space-qualified switches. Founded in 1945, the oldest continuously operating RF switch manufacturer in the United States.

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Microwave Products Group (MPG) designs and manufactures RF and microwave engineered electronic components and subsystems, including filters, electromechanical switches, frequency converters, receivers, switch matrices, and spectrum monitoring solutions. Operating through seven acquired brands (K&L Microwave, Dow-Key Microwave, Pole/Zero, BSC Filters, Espy, MPG Solutions, and Criteria Labs), MPG sells both standard catalog components and custom-engineered integrated subsystems to aerospace, defense, space, communications, and GPS customers worldwide.

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  • In-flight failure-free record across hundreds of space programs
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Microwave Products Group (MPG) is a subsidiary of Dover Corporation comprising seven elite brands (K&L Microwave, Dow-Key Microwave, Pole/Zero, BSC Filters, Espy, MPG Solutions, and Criteria Labs) unified to provide mission-critical engineered electronic components and subsystems. The portfolio spans four core product lines: Filters (BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, Pole/Zero) offering bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, thin film, and tunable filters for spectral purification; Switches (Dow-Key Microwave) as the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches including coaxial, waveguide, high power, high repeatability, and space qualified switches; MPG Solutions providing integrated subsystems including cosite interference mitigation equipment (ICE), frequency converters, switch matrices, and low noise amplifiers; and Spectrum Operations (Espy) delivering AI-enabled signal intelligence through teamSENTINEL, teamSOIGNE, and RF peripherals for spectrum monitoring, RF machine learning classification, and geolocation. MPG serves aerospace, defense, communications, GPS, space, and ATE markets with over 75 years of combined brand heritage.

Product and service3 records
1Filters
CategoryRF Filters
Description

RF and microwave filtering products including bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, suspended substrate, thin film, and tunable filters designed for spectrum purification across aerospace, defense, communications, GPS, and space applications. Branded across BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, and Pole/Zero.

2Switches
CategoryRF Switches
Description

Electromechanical RF switches including coaxial switches, high power coaxial switches, high repeatability coaxial switches, waveguide switches, and space qualified switches. Produced by Dow-Key Microwave, the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches.

3MPG Solutions Integrated Subsystems
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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-08-19
Description

Criteria Labs was acquired by Dover Corporation to enhance Microwave Products Group. Criteria Labs provides RF device and microelectronic engineering solutions, enabling MPG to develop more compact and lighter designs for high-reliability applications. Specializes in high-reliability semiconductor solutions, precision custom packaging, tape-and-reel, and test/upscreening services.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

MACOM is a direct peer in RF, microwave, and millimeterwave semiconductors and components for defense, aerospace, and telecommunications. Both companies provide high-performance RF components into EW, radar, and SATCOM applications with comparable customer profiles in defense primes.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

L3Harris is a broad incumbent in defense electronics and integrated mission systems, including RF, EW, and SIGINT capabilities. It competes with MPG in RF components and signal intelligence while operating at much larger scale as a tier-one defense prime.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Qorvo is a direct peer in RF solutions for defense, aerospace, and space applications, providing GaN/GaAs power amplifiers, filters (including BAW/SAW), and integrated modules. Both companies supply high-reliability RF components into defense and space markets with overlapping product categories in filters and switches.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Teledyne is a broad incumbent in instrumentation, digital imaging, and engineered systems for defense, aerospace, and industrial markets. Through Teledyne Microwave Solutions and similar units, it competes with MPG in RF and microwave components for defense and space applications.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Skyworks is primarily a mobile/wireless RF semiconductor leader but increasingly targets aerospace, defense, and Wi-Fi infrastructure markets. It represents an emerging competitive threat in select RF component categories where MPG competes, particularly in filters and front-end modules.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Analog Devices is a broad incumbent in high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and RF semiconductors used in defense, aerospace, and instrumentation. MPG uses ADI components in its integrated subsystems, and both companies address overlapping customer bases in defense and aerospace markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mercury Systems is a direct peer in mission-critical RF and microwave subsystems for defense and aerospace applications. Both companies serve EW, radar, SIGINT, and electronic warfare customers with engineered RF components and integrated subsystems, and compete for similar DoD and prime contractor programs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Collins Aerospace (Raytheon Technologies) is a broad incumbent in aerospace and defense electronics, offering RF and microwave components as part of a much wider portfolio of avionics, communications, and electronic warfare systems. It competes with MPG for defense prime positions but operates at significantly larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cobham (now part of Eaton and TransDigm) is a direct peer in RF and microwave components and integrated solutions for aerospace and defense. Both companies supply filters, switches, and integrated RF subsystems into similar mission-critical defense and space programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kratos is a direct peer in unmanned systems, electronic warfare, and RF/microwave products for defense customers. Both companies address spectrum operations, EW, and RF subsystems for DoD and allied customers with comparable product categories in signal intelligence and EW.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment6 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Subsidiaries6 records

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Microwave Products Group

RF and Microwave Componentsmpgdover.com

Microwave Products Group, a Dover Corporation subsidiary, provides mission-critical RF and microwave engineered components and subsystems—including filters, switches, and integrated subsystems—for aerospace, defense, communications, and space markets through seven specialized brands.

What Microwave Products Group does

Microwave Products Group (MPG) is a wholly-owned operating segment of Dover Corporation that designs and manufactures mission-critical RF and microwave engineered electronic components and subsystems. The group unifies seven legacy brands—K&L Microwave (est. 1971), Dow-Key Microwave (est. 1945), Pole/Zero (est. 1991), BSC Filters (est. 1989), Espy (acquired 2021), Criteria Labs (acquired 2024), and the MPG Solutions platform (launched 2022)—under a single organization serving aerospace, defense, communications, space, GPS, and automated test equipment markets. Primary end customers include NASA, the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Air Force, Boeing, and allied governments, with MPG products featured in over 150 space programs and aboard platforms such as the James Webb Space Telescope, GPS III, and the P-8A Poseidon.

MPG's product portfolio spans four core lines: filters (bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, suspended substrate, thin film, and tunable) sourced across BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, and Pole/Zero; electromechanical RF switches (coaxial, waveguide, high power, high repeatability, and space-qualified) sourced primarily from Dow-Key, which the company identifies as the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches; integrated subsystems and solutions under MPG Solutions, including cosite interference mitigation equipment (ICE), frequency converters, switch matrices, switched filter banks, and low noise amplifiers; and spectrum operations products from Espy, including teamSENTINEL wideband RF signal search/discovery, teamSOIGNE precision geolocation, and RFML (Radio Frequency Machine Learning) capabilities for automated signal classification. The group operates manufacturing and engineering facilities in the United States (Austin, TX; Salisbury, MD; Ventura, CA; Cincinnati, OH) and the United Kingdom (York), with over 182,000 square feet of technical workspace, AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications, and NASA/ESA space product approvals.

MPG sells primarily through direct enterprise sales supported by an RFQ-based quoting system and a global representative firm network, with engineer-to-engineer engagement as a core differentiator. Pricing is custom and quote-based against multi-year defense and aerospace contracts, with revenue driven by program awards (e.g., $66M and $53M P-8A Poseidon contracts), large-scale platform deployments, and replacement/service contracts. The customer base is concentrated in government and prime defense contractors, which provides long-cycle revenue visibility but also creates exposure to government budget cycles and program timing. MPG's expansion trajectory has been driven by acquisitions (most recently Criteria Labs in August 2024) and product launches (three RFML products at AOC Europe 2026), reflecting a strategic shift from discrete components into integrated subsystems and AI-enabled signal intelligence offerings.

Microwave Products Group firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Microwave Products Group
Legal name
Microwave Products Group
Website
https://mpgdover.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2005
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Microwave Products Group, a Dover Corporation subsidiary, provides mission-critical RF and microwave engineered components and subsystems—including filters, switches, and integrated subsystems—for aerospace, defense, communications, and space markets through seven specialized brands.
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Where Microwave Products Group is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Salisbury
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices5 records

Markets served

Microwave Products Group business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. RF & Microwave Hardware Sales: Sale of engineered electronic components and subsystems including filters, switches, frequency converters, receivers, and integrated assemblies. Products are sold as both standard catalog items and custom-engineered solutions to meet specific customer requirements. Revenue is primarily one-time hardware sales with potential for recurring revenue through replacement parts and service contracts.
  2. Custom Engineering & Integration Services: MPG Solutions provides tailored integrated RF & Microwave subsystems and engineering support services for aerospace and defense applications, including design, integration, and testing services.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractCustom engineered solutions - no standard tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Microwave Products Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Microwave Products Group (MPG) designs and manufactures RF and microwave engineered electronic components and subsystems, including filters, electromechanical switches, frequency converters, receivers, switch matrices, and spectrum monitoring solutions. Operating through seven acquired brands (K&L Microwave, Dow-Key Microwave, Pole/Zero, BSC Filters, Espy, MPG Solutions, and Criteria Labs), MPG sells both standard catalog components and custom-engineered integrated subsystems to aerospace, defense, space, communications, and GPS customers worldwide.

Product overview

Microwave Products Group (MPG) is a subsidiary of Dover Corporation comprising seven elite brands (K&L Microwave, Dow-Key Microwave, Pole/Zero, BSC Filters, Espy, MPG Solutions, and Criteria Labs) unified to provide mission-critical engineered electronic components and subsystems. The portfolio spans four core product lines: Filters (BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, Pole/Zero) offering bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, thin film, and tunable filters for spectral purification; Switches (Dow-Key Microwave) as the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches including coaxial, waveguide, high power, high repeatability, and space qualified switches; MPG Solutions providing integrated subsystems including cosite interference mitigation equipment (ICE), frequency converters, switch matrices, and low noise amplifiers; and Spectrum Operations (Espy) delivering AI-enabled signal intelligence through teamSENTINEL, teamSOIGNE, and RF peripherals for spectrum monitoring, RF machine learning classification, and geolocation. MPG serves aerospace, defense, communications, GPS, space, and ATE markets with over 75 years of combined brand heritage.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Dow-Key Microwave: World's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches, including coaxial switches, waveguide switches, and space-qualified switches. Founded in 1945, the oldest continuously operating RF switch manufacturer in the United States.
  • K&L Microwave
  • BSC Filters
  • Pole/Zero
  • Espy
  • Criteria Labs
  • MPG Solutions

Products and services

  • Filters RF and microwave filtering products including bandpass, bandreject, highpass, lowpass, multiplexers, cavity, waveguide, suspended substrate, thin film, and tunable filters designed for spectrum purification across aerospace, defense, communications, GPS, and space applications. Branded across BSC Filters, K&L Microwave, and Pole/Zero.
  • Switches Electromechanical RF switches including coaxial switches, high power coaxial switches, high repeatability coaxial switches, waveguide switches, and space qualified switches. Produced by Dow-Key Microwave, the world's largest manufacturer of electromechanical RF switches.
  • MPG Solutions Integrated Subsystems

Quantifiable outcome

  • In-flight failure-free record across hundreds of space programs
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Microwave Products Group

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Microwave Products Group technology and API

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AI capability3 records

Feature6 records

Microwave Products Group partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Criteria LabscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 August 2024Criteria Labs was acquired by Dover Corporation to enhance Microwave Products Group. Criteria Labs provides RF device and microelectronic engineering solutions, enabling MPG to develop more compact and lighter designs for high-reliability applications. Specializes in high-reliability semiconductor solutions, precision custom packaging, tape-and-reel, and test/upscreening services.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Microwave Products Group competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • MACOM Technology Solutions: MACOM is a direct peer in RF, microwave, and millimeterwave semiconductors and components for defense, aerospace, and telecommunications. Both companies provide high-performance RF components into EW, radar, and SATCOM applications with comparable customer profiles in defense primes.
  • Qorvo: Qorvo is a direct peer in RF solutions for defense, aerospace, and space applications, providing GaN/GaAs power amplifiers, filters (including BAW/SAW), and integrated modules. Both companies supply high-reliability RF components into defense and space markets with overlapping product categories in filters and switches.
  • Mercury Systems: Mercury Systems is a direct peer in mission-critical RF and microwave subsystems for defense and aerospace applications. Both companies serve EW, radar, SIGINT, and electronic warfare customers with engineered RF components and integrated subsystems, and compete for similar DoD and prime contractor programs.
  • Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions: Cobham (now part of Eaton and TransDigm) is a direct peer in RF and microwave components and integrated solutions for aerospace and defense. Both companies supply filters, switches, and integrated RF subsystems into similar mission-critical defense and space programs.
  • Kratos Defense & Security Solutions: Kratos is a direct peer in unmanned systems, electronic warfare, and RF/microwave products for defense customers. Both companies address spectrum operations, EW, and RF subsystems for DoD and allied customers with comparable product categories in signal intelligence and EW.

Broad incumbents

  • L3Harris Technologies: L3Harris is a broad incumbent in defense electronics and integrated mission systems, including RF, EW, and SIGINT capabilities. It competes with MPG in RF components and signal intelligence while operating at much larger scale as a tier-one defense prime.
  • Teledyne Technologies: Teledyne is a broad incumbent in instrumentation, digital imaging, and engineered systems for defense, aerospace, and industrial markets. Through Teledyne Microwave Solutions and similar units, it competes with MPG in RF and microwave components for defense and space applications.
  • Analog Devices: Analog Devices is a broad incumbent in high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and RF semiconductors used in defense, aerospace, and instrumentation. MPG uses ADI components in its integrated subsystems, and both companies address overlapping customer bases in defense and aerospace markets.
  • Raytheon Technologies (Collins Aerospace): Collins Aerospace (Raytheon Technologies) is a broad incumbent in aerospace and defense electronics, offering RF and microwave components as part of a much wider portfolio of avionics, communications, and electronic warfare systems. It competes with MPG for defense prime positions but operates at significantly larger scale.

Emerging players

  • Skyworks Solutions: Skyworks is primarily a mobile/wireless RF semiconductor leader but increasingly targets aerospace, defense, and Wi-Fi infrastructure markets. It represents an emerging competitive threat in select RF component categories where MPG competes, particularly in filters and front-end modules.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Microwave Products Group social profiles

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Microwave Products Group compliance and trust

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Microwave Products Group leadership team

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Profiles1 record

Microwave Products Group subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries6 records

Microwave Products Group funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Microwave Products Group M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Microwave Products Group

What does Microwave Products Group do?

Microwave Products Group (MPG) designs and manufactures RF and microwave engineered electronic components and subsystems, including filters, electromechanical switches, frequency converters, receivers, switch matrices, and spectrum monitoring solutions. Operating through seven acquired brands (K&L Microwave, Dow-Key Microwave, Pole/Zero, BSC Filters, Espy, MPG Solutions, and Criteria Labs), MPG sells both standard catalog components and custom-engineered integrated subsystems to aerospace, defense, space, communications, and GPS customers worldwide.

Is Microwave Products Group a public or private company?

Microwave Products Group is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Microwave Products Group founded?

Microwave Products Group was founded in 2005. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Microwave Products Group based?

Microwave Products Group is headquartered in Salisbury, United States, in the North America region.

How does Microwave Products Group make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. RF & Microwave Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are custom Engineering & Integration Services.

Who are Microwave Products Group's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are MACOM Technology Solutions, Qorvo, Mercury Systems, Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions. Broad incumbents are L3Harris Technologies, Teledyne Technologies, Analog Devices and Raytheon Technologies (Collins Aerospace). Skyworks Solutions is listed as an emerging player.

Does Microwave Products Group have an API?

No public API is recorded for Microwave Products Group.

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PR NewswireMPG Introduces Three New Products for Aerospace & Defense CustomersMicrowave Products Group (MPG), a subsidiary of Dover Corporation, announced it will unveil three new products for aerospace and defense customers at AOC Europe 2026, a defense exhibition scheduled for May 19-21 in Helsinki, Finland. The new product offerings include the Containerized SENTINEL RFML, SENTINEL HUB, and EW Tuner, which leverage artificial intelligence and radio frequency machine learning technology for rapid signal identification and classification. MPG will also highlight its broader AI-enabled signals intelligence capabilities at the event, building on more than a decade of experience delivering systems to the U.S. government and its allies.Stock TitanMicrowave Products Group unveils 3 RFML productsMicrowave Products Group (MPG), a subsidiary of Dover Corporation, announced it will unveil three new products for Aerospace & Defense customers at AOC Europe 2026, a defense exhibition held May 19-21 in Helsinki, Finland. The product lineup includes Containerized SENTINEL RFML for real-time automated signal classification on low-size, weight and power platforms, SENTINEL HUB for advanced RF signal analysis across sensor networks, and an EW Tuner for defense electronic support measures. MPG stated it has been developing RFML capabilities for over a decade, having already delivered hundreds of systems to the U.S. government and its allies.YahooMPG Introduces Three New Products for Aerospace & Defense CustomersMicrowave Products Group (MPG), a subsidiary of Dover, announced it will unveil three new products for aerospace and defense customers at AOC Europe 2026 in Helsinki, Finland on May 19-21. The products include Containerized SENTINEL RFML, SENTINEL HUB, and an EW Tuner, all designed to enable rapid signal identification and classification using AI and radio frequency machine learning technology. MPG stated it has been developing RFML capabilities for over a decade and has delivered hundreds of systems to the U.S. government and its allies.