Newsletter | August 28, 2025

08.28.25 -- How UWB Is Reshaping Secure Access In The Connected World

RESOURCES

Unlocking The Future: How UWB Is Reshaping Secure Access In The Connected World

Article | Qorvo

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is revolutionizing access control with precise ranging, enhanced security, and seamless user experiences—outperforming Bluetooth and NFC in both physical and logical applications.

The Role Of Filters In Expanding Bandwidth For Electronic Warfare Receivers

Article | Knowles Precision Devices DLI

Electronic warfare demands adaptive, high-performance RF systems. Wideband filters and early digitization with RF-ADCs enable agile spectrum access while managing interference and maximizing dynamic range.

INDUSTRY NEWS

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Researchers Send A Wireless Curveball To Deliver Massive Amounts Of Data

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LitePoint And Advantech To Develop Next-Gen Industrial Wireless Connectivity Technology

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Quectel Expands Antenna Portfolio With Two Models Tailored For ISM Devices

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NEXCOM Powers Remote Edge Connectivity With Multi-WAN And Edge Computing

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Feature-Packed Smart Ring Modules Integrate Nordic's nRF54L15 SoC

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A Shape-Changing Antenna For More Versatile Sensing And Communication

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Keysight Completes PSA Certified Level 4 Evaluation For Silicon Labs' SiXG301 SoC

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SoftBank Corp. Boosts 5G AI-RAN Throughput By 30% With New Transformer AI

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Silex Announces Wi-Fi 6E Tri-Band Embedded Module Based On NXP IW623 Chipset

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TX RX Systems Launches New 'Deepwave' Antenna Line To Fill Industry Gap

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Rohde & Schwarz Successfully Verifies First Test Cases In Line With 3GPP

FEATURED MULTIMEDIA

What Is The Relationship Between Video Bandwidth And Rise Time?

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Time-Based Mobility Of RF Systems In Wireless InSite Release 4.0

Learn how Wireless InSite 4.0 simulates dynamic RF environments with moving transceivers, on-body propagation, lunar terrain modeling, and time-based outputs for next-gen wireless systems.