Articles Tagged with ''NI''

MaxLinear, Inc. and NI announced the integration of MaxLinear’s dual-band RF PA linearization algorithms into NI’s RFIC test software, empowering extensive validation of new wideband, cellular infrastructure PA designs leading to increased power efficiency and lower non-linear effects.

NI released Engineering Hope, its 2030 Corporate Impact Strategy, outlining the company’s vision and aspirational goals for making a measurable, positive impact on society and the environment by 2030.

Electro Rent and NI announced a new partnership to rent NI automated test and measurement solutions to customers through Electro Rent’s expansive network, starting in North America with a global expansion to follow in 2021.

NI and Soliton Technologies announced a strategic agreement to accelerate new software offerings for semiconductor design and validation, including new productivity tools and standardized frameworks.

NI announced its collaboration with Eta Wireless to implement and demonstrate full support of ETAdvanced, the industry’s first ever digital envelope tracking (ET) technology for mmWave 5G RF front-end devices.

National Instruments (NI) announced the release of the LabVIEW Community Edition and LabVIEW NXG Community Edition for use on personal projects. Free for most non-commercial uses, the LabVIEW Community editions offer the same features as the professional version of the popular systems engineering software.

The NYU WIRELESS research center announced it will build an advanced programmable platform to rapidly design, prototype, and validate technologies vital for the millimeter wave (mmWave) radio spectrum, which is potentially key to launching the next ultra-high-data-rate generation of wireless communication, or 5G.

UK & Ireland NI Days 2015 in London saw more than 600 engineers convene for the annual graphical design technical conference and exhibition where the hot topics of 5G and IoT were to the fore.

At UK & Ireland NI Days 2014 Microwave Journal got an insight into National Instrument’s approach to the Internet of Things, the rush to ‘add wireless’, the importance of the cost of test for RF components, and the advance of 5G, particularly the development of millimetre-wave frequencies.