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Infineon Technologiesand United Microelectronics Corp. have announced the extension of their manufacturing partnership into power semiconductors for automotive applications.

Sub10 Systems is introducing another new partner in Eastern Europe. Abignet Group s.r.o. is the new distribution channel for Sub10’s Liberator family of point-to-point wireless Ethernet bridges in Czech Republic and Slovakia

Terma’s SCANTER 4100 radar system has been selected and ordered by BAE Systems for integration on board the UK Royal Navy’s three new River class Offshore Patrol Vessels. The first radar system including stabilized platforms and antenna will be delivered in 2016.

TMD Technologies Ltd. (TMD), a manufacturing SME in the defence industry, has extended its range of microwave power modules (MPMs) with the introduction of the new PTXM series.

Anite, a global leader in wireless network testing technology, announced that it has closed a deal with a North American tier 1 operator for LTE and VoLTE testing. This includes Nemo Outdoor for drive testing, Nemo Handy for in-building measurements and Nemo Walker Air for indoor benchmarking.

Rohde & Schwarz expands its R&S RTM bench oscilloscope family by adding a new 200 MHz bandwidth model that is ideal for the education sector. The new digital voltmeter and frequency counter option also supports users in development, manufacturing and service with fast, precise results.

Mandated by the European Commission and supported by the dynamic railway industry in the region, the GSM-R system has established a significant market in Europe. Over the past few years the market extended to regions outside Europe including Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa. Led by Nokia, Kapsch CarrierCom and Huawei, GSM-R track coverage is growing to 190,000 km by 2020.

AtlanTecRF demonstrates how the company is able to optimise, customise or design a specific solution with the release of over 120 drawings across 19 component categories via an online Engineering Library on its website.

Orange and Ericsson have successfully used the 3.4-3.6 GHz (3.5 GHz) frequencies for testing data speeds, coverage and FDD carrier aggregation.

 With its R&S RTE and R&S RTO oscilloscopes, Rohde & Schwarz is one of the first suppliers to offer analysis solutions for the CAN flexible data (CAN FD) interface protocol. A new option enables design engineers to analyze CAN interfaces that support the high speed CAN FD bus protocol. These interfaces are seeing increased use in automotive and industry applications due to rising data rate requirements.