Orolia introduced a breakthrough low SWaP-C miniaturized rubidium oscillator, the Spectratime mRO-50, to meet the latest commercial, military and aerospace requirements where time stability and power consumption are critical.

Most Tier-1 and Tier-2 radar manufacturers such as Veoneer (Autoliv), Bosch, Continental, Delphi, Valeo, etc., are developing new automotive radars to overcome new challenges with autonomy. Most major players do not like to disclose what they are currently developing. Therefore, we can only discuss their existing sensors. On the contrary, startups usually do not hesitate to tell us much more about their products. This article highlights some of the major improvements we are likely to see in future radars covering the new startups.

Artech House announced the publication of Implementing Full Duplexing for 5G by David B. Cruickshank.

HF stands for “high frequency” and is usually used to refer to signals with frequencies in the range of 3 MHz to 30 MHz, although in many cases the practical definition of HF has be extended down to frequencies as low as 1.5 MHz.

Communication requirements and channels have evolved drastically in the age of globalization and it has become imperative to enhance connectivity between organizations, world-wide teams, headquarters and employees on the field. Radio communications play an essential role in this, especially in public safety, fleet operations, mining and military applications.

Continuing their collaboration developing next-generation SATCOM terminals, Anokiwave and Ball Aerospace are adding a Ku-Band option to Ball’s portfolio of flat panel phased array antennas, now offering both Ku- and K/Ka-Band antennas.

The Universities of Applied Sciences of Ulm and Heilbronn along with industrial partners have created the micro-Doppler radar "SALUS," data gathered by a Spectrum Instrumentation PCIe digitizer card M2p.5926-x4 that provides the required number of channels and bitwidth. 

One of the primary purposes of a gate driver is to enable power switches to turn on and off faster, improving rise and fall times. Faster switching enables higher efficiency and higher power density, reducing losses in the power stage associated with high slew rates. However, as slew rates increase, so do measurement and characterization uncertainty.

Although IMS2020 is going to a virtual show, we collected product information from many of the top companies in the industry and have listed them here so you can review some of the products that were going to be shown in the exhibition.

Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude cover the products in the May 5G/IMS issue, industry news and virtual events along with an interview with Wireless Telecom Group about their new power meter.