130 Watts CW 18 To 26.5 GHz Broadband TWT Amplifier. The Model 130T18G26z5 is a self contained, forced air cooled, broadband traveling wave tube (TWT) microwave amplifier designed for applications where wide instantaneous bandwidth, high gain and moderate power output are required. A reliable TWT provides a conservative 130 watts minimum at the amplifier output connector
Germany and France look toward 5G frequency licenses, India joins the U.S. and Australia in spurning Huawei, Verizon pushes for more U.S. firsts, and more, all in The Week In 5G.
The future of the Internets of Things (IoT) will expand the use of cellular communications beyond smartphones and tablets to an extraordinary range of applications and connected devices. A significant number of these applications will require long-range connections. Two new standards, NB-IoT and LTE-M, have potential uses and some implementation options for device makers looking to add cellular connectivity.
This week sees another salvo of "5G firsts" and rollouts from competing wireless carriers in the United States.
When purchasing RF test equipment, it is tempting to concentrate on specifications, such as insertion loss, frequency range, or VSWR, without think ahead on the fact that a complex testing scheme usually involves integrating multiple pieces of equipment from multiple manufacturers. For multiple devices to work seamlessly together in an automated test flow, designers and engineers must also consider the interface that would be used to drive the testing equipment. This article discusses the differences in proprietary and generic interfaces, the benefits each type has to offer, and offers some solutions to potential interface barriers and how to remove them.
There are many types of RF matrix switches with configurations that distribute RF signals in very different fashions. This app note describes the functionality of these types of switches, their advantages and disadvantage, and how to choose the best switch for each application.
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Cypress Semiconductor Corp., the embedded solutions leader, announced recently that it has expanded the cloud connectivity offerings for its Internet of Things (IoT) solutions with AliOS Things, Alibaba’s embedded IoT operating system.
TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD. announced today the launch of the new Bluetooth®*1 5 compatible wireless communication modules, EYSKBNZWB (15.4×10.0×2.0 mm) and EYSLSNZWW (3.25×8.55×1.0 mm).
PCTEL, Inc., a leader in Performance Critical TELecom solutions, will demonstrate its next generation of multi-band, multi-network 4G LTE antennas at InnoTrans 2018.
The cellular network of the fifth generation (5G) shall enable data transmission between humans, devices and machines in real time. So far, no technology exists that allows for a reliable, fast and energy-efficient 5G network.
Quantenna Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: QTNA), the innovator and global leader of high-performance Wi-Fi solutions, and SoftAtHome, the technology company dedicated to the digital home, are joining forces to accelerate availability of Wi-Fi solutions based on the latest draft of IEEE 802.11ax standard.
MACOM Technology Solutions Inc. (“MACOM”), will showcase its industry leading PAM-4, Silicon Photonics and 64 GBaud products and solutions at ECOC 2018, Booth #579 in Roma, Italy, September 23rd – 27th.
