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While 5G wireless technologies and protocols are still in development, researchers at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering are reaching even further into the future as partners in ComSenTer, a newly formed hub for advanced wireless and sensing research founded by a consortium of industrial participants and DARPA.
Peraso Technologies Inc. is pleased to strengthen their partnership with IgniteNet to revolutionize the fixed wireless marketplace. With Peraso's advanced X710 WiGig phased array chipset, designed specifically for the wireless infrastructure market, IgniteNet continues to offer first-to-market, super high performance base stations and CPEs that enable ISPs to deliver multi-gigabit connectivity both quickly and cost-effectively.
Micro Harmonics, a small business specializing in ferrite-based millimeter wave components, announced the availability of its initial circulator product, the YC148, covering 58 to 64 GHz. The company is also extending its line of Faraday rotation isolators from WR12 (60 to 90 GHz) to WR3.4 (220 to 325 GHz). Prototypes of WR5.1, WR4.3 and WR3.4 designs are being evaluated and will be released by summer.
The latest footprint analysis from Kagan, a media research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence, for the top 10 wireline broadband providers again underscores the stark contrast between the coasts and the heartland.
Anokiwave is redefining traditional single function gain blocks with its new family of multi-function microwave and mmWave silicon ICs, offering complete transmit/receive functionality with active gain and phase control.
W. L. Gore & Associates Inc. (Gore) is pleased to announce that GORE® Microwave/RF Assemblies, 7 Series have been selected for use in commercial aircraft to deliver continuous high quality signals for improved Wi-Fi Internet access on European short-haul flights.
Eutelsat Communications has ordered the next-generation KONNECT VHTS satellite system to support the development of its European fixed broadband and in-flight connectivity businesses.
Is it possible that a broadband noise source could be used to calibrate an array of receivers? Noise has many features that lends it to a calibration waveform. Noise can excite many frequencies simultaneously and is already used in known methods for adaptive filter algorithms. Find out the answer in this expert advice article.
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