Raytheon aims to hold onto Patriot franchise with new LTAMDS radar

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ANDOVER, MA ～ Protruding from the side of a pair of two-story buildings here are dozens of oversize pipes that turn down at a right angle and extend directly to the ground, a quirky architectural feature that brings to mind insect legs. When viewed from above, however, the intent of these oversize pipes is clear: they give the square buildings ～ both erected in the late 1980s - the look a state-of-the-art computer circuit from that era. This is Raytheon's radio frequency components ～ gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium nitride (GaN) - foundry, where the building design was intended to inspire innovation for the company's more than 300-employee microcircuit brain trust, which designs, develops and manufactures custom-made monolithic microwave integrated circuits.