Newsletter | November 20, 2025

11.20.25 -- Boost Wireless Performance: BAW Filters, Thin-Film RF, And 5G Insights

RESOURCES

How To Improve Wi-Fi Performance Using BAW Filter Technology

Wi-Fi CPE access points use high-Q BAW RF filters to reduce interference, prevent receiver desensitization, and maintain stable connectivity, enhancing network performance in congested environments.

Overcoming mmWave Load Pull Challenges For 5G Applications

Unlock the potential of 5G millimeter-wave technology with insights into passive on-wafer load pull measurements. Discover optimized solutions to enhance 5G infrastructure performance.

High-Performance RF Circuits Enabled By Thin-Film Technology

Thin-film technology enables high-performance, compact RF circuits with exceptional reliability. It supports filters, interposers, and IPDs, offering advanced features for high-frequency applications.

Understanding Error Vector Magnitude (EVM)

Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) quantifies digital modulation accuracy, measuring how far received symbols deviate from ideal points, helping optimize wireless system performance and minimize bit errors.

INDUSTRY NEWS

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Breakthrough In 5G FWA To Bring High-Speed Broadband To MDUs

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KRYTAR Announces Compact 3 dB, 180-Degree Hybrid Coupler Covering 7.125 To 15.35 GHz

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Modelithics Welcomes CML Micro As A Sponsoring MVP

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Qorvo Delivers Wideband SSPAs As Reliable TWTA Replacement

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Sateliot Inaugurates In Barcelona The First European 5G Satellite Development Center

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IntelPro Licenses Ceva Wi-Fi 6 & Bluetooth 5 IPs To Launch AIoT Matter-Ready SoCs

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Gigalane Selects RANsemi For Next-Generation Radio Units

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Murata Develops Integrated Passive Device For Semtech's SX126X Family

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Rohde & Schwarz Presents A New Power Sensor Module For Calibration Tasks Up To 50 GHz

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Quectel Unveils Advanced Matter Over Thread Modules For Seamless Device Interoperability

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Telefónica, Nokia & The UPV Prove That The 6 GHz Band For Mobile Comms Through A Pilot Project

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