Since 1987, Applied Innovative Sciences (AIS)
has been providing RF and Electronic hardware design and development services
to a variety of communication technology companies.
We offer a full range of RF design, development,
and hardware prototyping services for aerospace and commercial applications.
Our team has years of experience from working
with organizations like General Electric, Micromega/Bunker Ramo, Hughes
Electron Dynamics, JPL, General Instrument and others.
Each member of our company possesses unique
experience in RF/Analog engineering, Digital designs, RF simulation, CAD
mechanical designs, PCB layouts, RF system testing and technical documentation
preparation.
ACS State and Local Solutions
Aerojet/Gencorp
Australian Gigahertz Network
BriarTek, Inc.
ConectiSys Corporation
Elite Access Systems
GameTech
International
Hughes Space & Communications
ITT Aerospace - Communications Div.
JPL/NASA
Lyte Optronics
News Digital Systems
Northrop/Dowtey Maritime
Phase Research, Inc.
Raytheon Systems Company
Standard Communications Company
Troy Group - EtherWind
VEIL
Interactive Technologies
Incorporated: 1987
President: Michael Hreha
Location: The Irvine Industrial Complex, City of
Tustin
Employees: 6
Annual Sales: $500,000.00
Michael Hreha founded AIS in July of 1987 after
11 years at Hughes Aircraft Microwave Dynamics Division (Torrance, CA) as a
Senior Scientist. At Hughes, he worked on communications programs such as
AWG-9 Radar System and NATO JTIDS millimeter wave broadcast system. Prior
to Hughes, Michael worked for Micromega (Burker/Ramo) where he headed up the
Solid State RF Group. There he developed a successful product line of
crystal controlled phase-locked gunn oscillators, transistor oscillators, diode
frequency multipliers, and high-power RF transistor amplifiers. In the very
early days (the 60's), Michael worked for General Electric Syracuse where he
specialized in microwave, UHF and VHF communication equipment designs for
G.E.'s military systems.
Michael Hreha founded AIS in July of 1987 after
11 years at Hughes Aircraft Microwave Dynamics Division (Torrance, CA) as a
Senior Scientist. At Hughes, he worked on communications programs such as
AWG-9 Radar System and NATO JTIDS millimeter wave broadcast system. Prior
to Hughes, Michael worked for Micromega (Burker/Ramo) where he headed up the
Solid State RF Group. There he developed a successful product line of
crystal controlled phase-locked gunn oscillators, transistor oscillators, diode
frequency multipliers, and high-power RF transistor amplifiers. In the very
early days (the 60's), Michael worked for General Electric Syracuse where he
specialized in microwave, UHF and VHF communication equipment designs for
G.E.'s military systems.