Victory Microwave Corporation was first established in 1990 as a division of Victory Industrial Corporation by Dr. Ming Hui Chen. In 2003, Victory's microwave division was spun off into a separate entity, Victory Microwave Corporation. This has allowed Dr. Chen and his team to focus on his vision -- to design and develop high performance and quality microwave devices and produce them at low cost in high volume with the die-casting manufacturing process. Over more than a decade, Victory has developed extensive experience in supplying components to many customers for military, space and commercial programs.

Military Applications. Victory's initial business in 1991 included development of several antennas and microwave components to be used in Taiwan military radar systems. Since that time, Victory has continued to offer a wide variety of antennas, microwave components and subsystems (including monopulse comparators and rotary joints) to the Taiwan military and leading research institutes.

Space Applications. Victory began supporting the Taiwan space program in 1992 through ROCSAT-1, the government sponsored LEO satellite project. As a strong testament to Victory's technical expertise, we continue to be the sole Taiwanese supplier of space qualified antenna hardware for the ROCSAT programs (e.g. ROCSAT-2 and ROCSAT-3) over the past decade. As part of the ROCSAT program, Victory received technology transfer from TRW Space & Electronics Group in the United States and sent engineers and QA personnel to undergo training for space qualified material processes and work standards. Victory's products were subsequently space qualified to TRW's rigorous requirements, and Victory currently counts leading and emerging satellite antenna and microwave hardware developers such as NEC in Japan, Astrium in France, Orbital Sciences Corp. in the United States and the SaTReCi initiative in Korea as its customers.

Commercial Applications. Victory also started offering a wide range of commercial antennas and microwave components in 1994. Victory first expanded into the VSAT ground equipment market by investing in tooling and successfully developing methods for die-casting OMTs and feed networks. By 1995, Victory had developed several models of VSAT antennas for Ground Terminal that were certified by INTELSAT. Victory has expanded its product base since 1996 to include components (such as waveguide filters and diplexers) used in terrestrial microwave radio systems from 3 to 38 GHz links. Victory soon began high volume production of antennas and diplexers used for subscribers and basestations in Ka-band LMDS systems by converging its expertise in microwave engineering with die-casting techniques. This resulted in rapid and on-time delivery of volume products that would have been impossible by traditional manufacturing approaches. In the past year, Victory has completed development of antennas and diplexers for available frequency spectrum bands at 2.4, 3.5 and 5.8 GHz.

Victory has received numerous awards and holds several patents on innovative designs since its establishment. Victory's antennas and feed networks have gone through series of improvements to receive Type Approval from INTELSAT and have also been approved by EUTELSAT as a system component supplier. Over the past decade, Victory's microwave division has grown from a single individual into a complete operational division composed of highly talented engineers, technicians and production personnel who are able to research, develop and manufacture state-of-the-art microwave components.