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Book a one-to-one briefing with HUBER+SUHNER at Mobile World Congress 2020 to learn about a brand-new 5G development, that is already being used by Deutsche Telekom, to increase capacity in regional hotspots, create superfast speeds on 4G and 5G, as well as simplify network expansion.
For smartphones and tablets, Skyworks Solutions has introduced an integrated front-end module for the 5 GHz Wi-Fi and licensed assisted access (LAA) protocols. The SKY855774-11 integrates a PA with a coupler at the output, an LNA that can be bypassed and a SPDT transmit/receive switch.
Testing a system to provide both cellular and satellite connectivity, Kymeta is demonstrating its hybrid connectivity platform in Peru. Buses operated by an interprovincial bus line have been outfitted with Kymeta satellite terminals that accessed satellite capacity and cellular coverage, enabling the buses to remain connected across a 742 km route through Peru.
Fractus Antennas announced the DUO mXTEND™, a tiny antenna booster that enables full 5G connectivity and does not require clearance area beyond its small footprint.
At a seminar in Oslo Norway’s National Communications Authority considered how to future-proof wireless infrastructures within regulations to help deliver on the promise of superfast broadband.
Qorvo® has introduced a new family of 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi Front-End Modules (FEM) that pave the way for smaller, more energy-efficient wireless routers, gateways and other networked devices in the home. The seven new FEMs support high-bandwidth throughput with minimal power consumption in a small form factor and maximum reliable range.
Cobham SATCOM and SpeedCast International Ltd. have concluded a global framework agreement covering the provision of maritime stabilized antennas, which offers high speed connectivity at sea.
TE Connectivity Ltd. , a world leader in connectivity and sensors, announced its Raychem matched impedance splices for aerospace applications. Designed to comply with MIL-PRF-32517 standard, the splices solve the problem of costly removal and replacement of damaged coaxial cable by allowing fast, easy in situ repairs that maintain characteristic impedance and other electrical properties of the system.
Responding to strong demand for energy-and-cost efficient Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity in the U.S., SIGFOX, the world’s leading provider of dedicated IoT connectivity, announced it will expand deployment of its network in 100 cities across the country in 2016.
ABI Research, the leader in transformative technology innovation market intelligence, finds that smart home, beacon, wearable, and other nascent IoT applications including energy management and smart cities are to propel the wireless IoT connectivity market forward. The market’s trend toward multi-protocol connectivity IC adoption will ease development time, boost scale, and reduce complexity and cost for manufacturers across these different sectors in the years ahead.
Qorvo® has introduced a new family of 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi Front-End Modules (FEM) that pave the way for smaller, more energy-efficient wireless routers, gateways and other networked devices in the home. The seven new FEMs support high-bandwidth throughput with minimal power consumption in a small form factor and maximum reliable range.
TE Connectivity Ltd. , a world leader in connectivity and sensors, announced its Raychem matched impedance splices for aerospace applications. Designed to comply with MIL-PRF-32517 standard, the splices solve the problem of costly removal and replacement of damaged coaxial cable by allowing fast, easy in situ repairs that maintain characteristic impedance and other electrical properties of the system.